Help! Windows Security Button


  1. thomasblake222
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    Help! Windows Security Button


    Hi,

    Every time i lock my computer, it says Press ctrl+alt+del or use windows security button to log on
    Does anyone know how to get rid off the windows security button option.

    Looked on the internet and answers are for tablet pcs. I dont have one.

    I dont have tablet drivers installed so whats wrong?

    Thomas
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  3. thomasblake222
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    Hi,

    Open authui.dll.mui located in C:\Windows\System32\en-us\authui.dll.mui in resource hacker

    go to string table, 753, 1033

    now edit 12035 and 12036
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