Windows 7 Security. Sign in to vote. Scenario Windows 7 displays the Welcome screen which contains a list of available user accounts when the computer is a part of a workgroup or homegroup. This article describes how to customize Welcome screen for Windows 7, and there are two display style for choice: Logon screen Last logon user and others Summary Method 1: Logon Screen The Logon screen requires users to type a logon name rather than selecting an account from a list of available accounts.
Click Start , and type gpedit. Right-click cmd. After logging off or switching user, the customized welcome screen will be as shown below. Method 2: Last logon user and others Click Start , and type gpedit. Check the security setting Interactive logon: Do not display last user name to be disabled. Thursday, July 17, AM. Great sharing. Friday, July 18, AM. Now, Windows supports this.
So, like I said, try Windows; it may simply work for you if you know how to get into the user interface to make it configure. If not, then one way or another, it does seem to be a limitation of your graphics card and either adding to it or replacing it are probably the most likely ways to resolve the problem. Subscribe to Confident Computing! Less frustration and more confidence, solutions, answers, and tips in your inbox every week.
After further study I found the solution. With this selection I got the lower resolution on each monitor. Thank you for your help. Comments violating those rules will be removed. Comments that don't add value will be removed, including off-topic or content-free comments, or comments that look even a little bit like spam.
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Search Ask Leo! Charging your smartphone overnight can damage the battery and shorten its lifespan. Here's everything you need to know. Hello, what kind of connection are your using for your monitor? Try the following: -- click on start -- control panel -- appearance and personalization -- display -- click on change display settings -- click on detect.
If they show one on top of the other, drag one of them to the side until they are not showing on top of the other -- click on your monitor and in the resolution option, click on the down arrow and set it to native resolution or any resolution you feel comfortable with and the monitor can handle -- click on projector screen and do same as previous step -- click on ok.
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