Change background of start\shutdown screen

[SignumPL]

I don't like the default one-color background when starting\shutting down WIndows. I don't mean logon screen nor the lock screen. I mean this:

Is there any way to replace this one-color background with any wallpaper?

 

[unknowndevil]

bump this question, does anyone know how to change this its really ugly

 

[martastic]

i have the same question

 

[geordie17]

have a look at this page, i have not tried anything as i am trying to stop win10 from giving me BSOD .
http://www.howtogeek.com/223875/how-to-change-the-login-screen-background-on-windows-10/

 

[davehc]

Sorry, not and answer, but, IMHO. In the light of the unimportance of that particualr screen, perhaps MS decided simplicity was best?

 

[Gideon]

I don't like the default one-color background when starting\shutting down WIndows. I don't mean logon screen nor the lock screen. I mean this:

Is there any way to replace this one-color background with any wallpaper?

Change your color to black or whatever color you want.

 

[SignumPL]

Change your color to black or whatever color you want.

That changes also colors of other elements of the UI. I want to change only startup\shutdown screen. But it seems it's not possible.

 

[Gideon]

That changes also colors of other elements of the UI. I want to change only startup\shutdown screen. But it seems it's not possible.

It is possible I have done it. The Boot screen with the round dots willl change with the color in the attached picture. I am using build 14342, I have no idea of what you are using. The color of the Boot screen will be whatever the red arrow is pointed to. I see this screen about once every two weeks so iy can be pink for all I care. You can tweak this with the tool in the link. The download is at the bottom. This tool works on any version of Win 10,

http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.1836

 

[Blobby2191]

I want to change the permanently dotted screen and not the color.

 

[Atheist Antichrist]

Did you know you can change the Windows logo that appears on the loading screen? You can...with Hackbgrt.
It has limitations, for instance, the image can't be larger than 300x300...or something like that, and the background color remains the same, but it's something at least.

WARNING! Hackbgrt requires Secure boot to be disabled! Your computer will not boot if secure boot is enabled and you use this utility.