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You should be able to login as the user that setup the other user accounts. Then change the resolution, logged in as this user.<br />
Regards
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You should be able to login as the user that setup the other user accounts. Then change the resolution, logged in as this user.
Regards

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Ajnin,<br />
Thanks for your reply.<br />
However, that does not work.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mark
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Ajnin,
Thanks for your reply.
However, that does not work.

Thanks,
Mark

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Have you tried hitting Esc on the login screen then changing the resolution?<br />
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Regards
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Have you tried hitting Esc on the login screen then changing the resolution?

Regards

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Locate your &nbsp;&quot;logo.sys&quot; file. &nbsp;Mine was in the root of c drive. &nbsp;It can be edited as a BMP with a picture editing file. &nbsp;<br />
Mr. ED
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Locate your  "logo.sys" file.  Mine was in the root of c drive.  It can be edited as a BMP with a picture editing file.  
Mr. ED

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Hi, <br />
I'd like to know a if there is a way to change the Windows ME logon screen resolution. My user accounts are all set at 1024x768, however, the logon screen is at 800x600.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mark
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Hi, 
I'd like to know a if there is a way to change the Windows ME logon screen resolution. My user accounts are all set at 1024x768, however, the logon screen is at 800x600.

Thanks,
Mark

Win ME logon screen resolution

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