Windows 10: Changing the text shown in first sign-in animation?

Hi folks,

I really like the first sign-in animation of Windows 10 ("Hi ....") and I don't want to deactivate it totally.
My forum and google searches did not show me any good results on that since most people just want to switch it off.

So I wonder if anyone figured out already, how to change the text shown in the animation?

Please let me know *Smile

Cheers

Chee

:)

 

changing sign in screen name, email shown and photo

I am trying to change my login screen to display my name, email address and photo.

Any ideas? I have changed them on my microsoft account, so my first name and photo display properly when I am in gmail (I use firefox)

 

changing sign in screen name, email shown and photo

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I would like to ask few questions regarding this issue.



1) Which login screen background are you trying to change on the computer? Is it the User Login Screen or the System Login Screen?

2) What are the steps that you have already tried to change the login screen on the computer?

3) What exactly happens when you try to change the login screen by following the steps that you had tried for Windows 10?

4) Did you get any error message? If yes, what is the exact error message/code that you get?



It is important to understand the difference between the various lock and login screens in Windows 8. Some of these screens are controlled by individual user accounts, while others are system-wide defaults. Knowing which screen
you need to change can be quite confusing, owed in part to the variety of terms used to refer to them as well as the subtle differences between the two "versions" of these two screens.



The 2 login screens available on Windows 8/8.1/10 are User Login Screen and System Login Screen. Let me give you a small description about these different screens.



When a user is logged in but has locked their account, they will see a lock screen image. By default, this is an illustrated image of the Seattle Space Needle. This screen is referred as the
User Lock Screen.



If the same user were to log back into their account, they will be brought to a login screen with a solid color background that displays their account picture. This screen is theUser Login Screen.



When the last user is logged out of the computer, a lock screen image will display that is not tied to any individual user account. We will call this the
System Lock Screen. This screen may initially seem indistinguishable from the user lock screen as by default both these screens have the same background image.



Now, pulling up the login screen from the system lock screen will display the various user accounts you can choose from to login. This screen is referred to as the
System Login Screen. The background color on this screen is set independently of any one user account. Just as with the system lock screen, the only way this color can be changed is by editing an advanced setting.



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