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I am already aware of how to set a custom logon background on Windows 7. I am also not trying to tile my plain wallpaper on my desktop. I am talking about the background on the logon/lock screen in Windows 7.
What happens is on machines that have multiple monitors with custom logon screens only the main monitor that has the logon screen will display a custom oem background - every other monitor is black and I think that is gross. The blacked out monitor screens still display the cursor but do not have a background on them.
Is there any tweak to make this happen or is this truly a limitation of Windows 7?
cyborgcommando0
Posted 2013-04-30T18:54:20.437
Reputation: 803
This behavior is normal. Only the primary screen shows the lock screen even in a default setup. – Ramhound – 2013-05-01T00:45:53.573
Right. I don't want to move the lock screen, just the wallpaper. Either to stretch or tile it somehow would be nice. – cyborgcommando0 – 2013-05-01T14:08:31.030
2I know what you want and I have never seen it. My research indicates its not possible. My experience tells me that its because of the way Windows treats the monitor until you logged into a user account. – Ramhound – 2013-05-01T16:17:54.927
I've marked this as a duplicate for now, and refunded the bounty. If for any reason this does not cover your question, please edit it and explain why, then flag for attention to have it reopened. Thanks – slhck – 2013-05-04T07:03:39.420