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CIA wallpaper and login screen

4.4k views · started by Elliot ·
#1
CIA wallpaper and login screen
I saw Flairboy's post and was inspired to make my own, since I'm not sleeping and all.


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#2
Work for 7 only? Or work for XP also? I'm gonna put it on my laptop tonight. Just wanna know if it will work for my desktop too.
#3
Looks awesome :) I might replace mine with this :D
#4
I don't see a reason why it wouldn't work on xp. It should be fine if you set it to the secure login screen.
#5
Nice Thomas does this work for vista to? thanks for making it^^.
#6
Ok, everybody re-download. I made a dumb typo. You can keep the old version, but the new one looks better.

@vista person, yea it should.
#7
vista person... i have a username comon lol xD
#8
vista person... i have a username comon lol xD


I've been up for way too long and couldn't remember how to spell your name. So I just did that.
#9
Very nice.
I have a FBI one that look pretty legit.
#10
Now Thomas sleeps in until 5 this afternoon.
Looks nice though! Once I fix my piece of shit, I'll have to get it.
#11
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Very nice.
I have a FBI one that look pretty legit.


Oh yeah I have that one too. For LogonStudio, right? :D
#12
You actually use Windows Sidebar ? What a waste of RAM.
#13
XiRaX wrote:
You actually use Windows Sidebar ? What a waste of RAM.


I use it too, but idc lol. My laptop isnt connected to the internet so my ram isnt used up in much else =/
#14
I use it too, but idc lol. My laptop isnt connected to the internet so my ram isnt used up in much else =/


Internet doesn't really affect your RAM.
#15
Michael wrote:
Internet doesn't really affect your RAM.


I was about to say the same thing.
#16
XiRaX wrote:
You actually use Windows Sidebar ? What a waste of RAM.


I've got 8Gb of ram and upgrading to 12 or 16 soon. Ram isn't much of an issue XD.
#17
Thomas wrote:
I've got 8Gb of ram and upgrading to 12 or 16 soon. Ram isn't much of an issue XD.


You must have a high demand on your machine.
I couldn't even find a use for that much RAM.
#18
XiRaX wrote:
You must have a high demand on your machine.
I couldn't even find a use for that much RAM.


Video gaming while burning two dvds, watching a porno, and defragging a hard drive. Ram used. Mind blown.
#19
XiRaX wrote:
You must have a high demand on your machine.
I couldn't even find a use for that much RAM.


I do, during the day I've got about 4 different virtual machines, Photoshop, Visual studio, Opera with a million tabs, skype, bitcoin, minecraft, and various other things open. Plus, I like being able to minimize a game like Mirrors Edge and not have my system slow down.
#20
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Video gaming while burning two dvds, watching a porno, and defragging a hard drive. Ram used. Mind blown.


I just sharted.
It would annoy me to even bother doing that much all at once on a computer.
And defragging is pointless while your using your computer because you can't defrag files that are in use.

@ Thomas : That's crazy, i'll stick to using my 2 computers.
#21
XiRaX wrote:
I just sharted.
It would annoy me to even bother doing that much all at once on a computer.
And defragging is pointless while your using your computer because you can't defrag files that are in use.

@ Thomas : That's crazy, i'll stick to using my 2 computers.


Multiply HDD? FTW!

No, that's only after this semester is over. Right now I'm holding a 4 year old laptop together with no part of the cooling system working but the fan on the GPU. Just a week to go and then I get some money and I buy a fucking rig. Eventually I want to fix the laptop but I miss the power of a tower.
#22
Thomas how do you get that extra Ctrl+Alt+Delete to unlock before the login.
I'm on windows 7.
#23
XiRaX wrote:
Thomas how do you get that extra Ctrl+Alt+Delete to unlock before the login.
I'm on windows 7.


Open the group policy editor.

Computer configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options > Interactive logon: Do not require CTRL+ALT+DEL.

Set that to no. I also recommend setting "Do not display user information" to enabled.
#24
Thomas wrote:
Open the group policy editor.

Computer configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options > Interactive logon: Do not require CTRL+ALT+DEL.

Set that to no. I also recommend setting "Do not display user information" to enabled.


Wow did i say 7.
I'm on Vista that was a massive typo and lack of sleep kicking in.