How to Show Welcome Message on Computer Screen Before Login

Press "Windows+R"., Type "gpedit.msc" & press 'Enter' key., In the right side pane, Click Computer Configuration ---> Windows Settings ---> Security Settings ---> Local Policies ---> Security Options., Locate “Interactive logon: Message text for...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Press "Windows+R".

    It'll open 'Run' window.
  2. Step 2: Type "gpedit.msc" & press 'Enter' key.

    It'll open 'Local Group Policy Editor' for you. , It'll open all the policies under 'Security Options' for you. , Just below this file you can also see “Interactive logon:
    Message title for users attempting to log on”.

    You just need to edit these two policy files. , It'll open a window shown below.

    Type what ever you want your computer to display as a message in this area & click 'Ok'.

    What ever you type here, will be displayed on your computer screen as a message as soon as anyone switches your computer system on.

    For example: 'Hello! Wish you're fine.

    This is my system.

    Please login carefully.' or anything you want. , It'll open a window shown below.

    Type a 'Title' to your 'Message (you typed in step 5)'.

    Type anything which you think should be a title for your message.

    For example: 'Welcome To My System'.

    This title will be on the top & below this your message (you typed in step 5) will be displayed on your computer screen. , Only thing left is to apply them.

    Its also very simple., It'll again open 'Run' window. , (Type "gpupdate.exe" for Windows XP.) It'll open Command prompt window prompting like this.

    It means system is applying the policies. , You can also close this windows after it display the success message. , Click 'Ok' or press 'Enter' key to proceed to enter login credentials.
  3. Step 3: In the right side pane

  4. Step 4: Click Computer Configuration ---> Windows Settings ---> Security Settings ---> Local Policies ---> Security Options.

  5. Step 5: Locate “Interactive logon: Message text for users attempting to log on”.

  6. Step 6: Double-click “Interactive logon: Message text for users attempting to log on”.

  7. Step 7: In this step

  8. Step 8: Double-click "Interactive logon: Message title for users attempting to log on".

  9. Step 9: you've edited both the policy files.

  10. Step 10: In order to apply these policy

  11. Step 11: Press "Window+R".

  12. Step 12: Type "gpupdate" & press 'Enter' key.

  13. Step 13: In a couple of seconds it'll prompt in the same command prompt window & will be automatically closed by itself.

  14. Step 14: Turn off or restart your computer system now & if everything went fine

  15. Step 15: It'll display your message & title here.

Detailed Guide

It'll open 'Run' window.

It'll open 'Local Group Policy Editor' for you. , It'll open all the policies under 'Security Options' for you. , Just below this file you can also see “Interactive logon:
Message title for users attempting to log on”.

You just need to edit these two policy files. , It'll open a window shown below.

Type what ever you want your computer to display as a message in this area & click 'Ok'.

What ever you type here, will be displayed on your computer screen as a message as soon as anyone switches your computer system on.

For example: 'Hello! Wish you're fine.

This is my system.

Please login carefully.' or anything you want. , It'll open a window shown below.

Type a 'Title' to your 'Message (you typed in step 5)'.

Type anything which you think should be a title for your message.

For example: 'Welcome To My System'.

This title will be on the top & below this your message (you typed in step 5) will be displayed on your computer screen. , Only thing left is to apply them.

Its also very simple., It'll again open 'Run' window. , (Type "gpupdate.exe" for Windows XP.) It'll open Command prompt window prompting like this.

It means system is applying the policies. , You can also close this windows after it display the success message. , Click 'Ok' or press 'Enter' key to proceed to enter login credentials.

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