This brief guide will show you exactly how to create a custom message that’s displayed before anyone can sign in to your Windows 10 laptop/desktop/tablet. One of many reasons you may want to do this is so that you can include information about how to return your laptop or tablet if it’s lost or stolen (ie. a reward message, contact information etc). Whatever your reason, here’s how you change the text that’s displayed right before the “log in” screen in Windows 10.
Note: it’s worth mentioning that these steps also work in Windows 7 and 8, however the screenshots used in this tutorial are specific to Windows 10.
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Thanks!
Worked perfectly. Thanks for sharing!!.
Unfortunately I can see or find the LigalNoticeCaption or/and the LigalNoticeText reg. I did follow step by step, what to do?
is it possible to further customize?
for example - if you accept the rules, click OK and you login
if you don't accep the rules, click Cancel and logout
how can i do this on one computer then it shows on two or more other computers. Thanks
Control Panel -> System -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy -> Local Policies -> Security Options
Interactive logon: Message title
Interactive logon: Message text
Less dangerous than poking about in regedit.
Wrong, gentlemen . . . the author demonstrated the best method, because the REGEDIT solution works universally on all versions of Windows.
The Local Security Policy editor only works on Pro and Enterprise versions of Windows. The majority of users are using the Core/Home edition.