Windows 7 Branding Changer: Small Utility to Customize Branding Logo in Windows 7 Login Screen

We have posted  a detailed tutorial in past which shows you how to remove Branding logo from Windows 7 login screen:

How to Remove “Branding Logo” and “Ease of Access” (Accessibility) Button from Windows Vista and 7 Login Screens?

If you want to customize the branding logo i.e. change the branding logo text, following utility will help you:

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Windows 7 Branding Changer” is an excellent, small and portable utility which allows you to change Windows 7 login screen’s branding logo quickly and easily.

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You just need to create a PNG file using an image editing software like Adobe Photoshop, Gimp, Paint.NET, etc, then select this PNG file using Load Picture button and at last Apply the image. It’ll immediately change the text.

For your information, it modifies “Basebrd.dll” file present in “%windir%/branding/basebrd” folder and replaces the existing image with your desired one.

You can create the PNG image of 350×50 pixels.

It works perfect in 32 and 64-bit versions of Windows 7.

You can download it using following link:

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UPDATE: The official download link is no longer working. It seems the developer has discontinued the software.

You can also check out following similar tools to customize Windows 7 login screen:

Ultimate Collection of the Best Free Tools to Customize Windows 7 Login Screen

Published in: Software, Windows 7

About the author: Vishal Gupta (also known as VG) has been awarded with Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award. He holds Masters degree in Computer Applications (MCA). He has written several tech articles for popular newspapers and magazines and has also appeared in tech shows on various TV channels.

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  1. You can also use restorator but dont use png’s use 32bit bitmaps, theres a few photo editors that can transform a 24bit image(commonly used) to a 32

  2. Hey VG, do you know what’s the use of the bitmaps 120,1120,2120 in %WinDir%\Branding\Basebrd\basebrd.dll ?

    It’s present in Windows 8.1 also.

  3. ^^ Those have been put for compatibility issues and low resolution screens. You’ll find many such unused images in various system files.

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