windows logon screen capturing

[Guest]

hi guys
can any one tell me how do i capture the windows logon screen in XP Pro.

i mean the screen you get when you press ctrl+alt+del after logging into a
XP pro machine.

i tried shift+prnscrn, alt+prnscrn etc, but nothing works.

any quick help is very much appreciated

 

[Fitz]

After logging on, ctl+alt+delete brings up the task manager on my machine,
so I don't know that I understand exactly what you are wanting to capture. I
use ScreenHunter Free, available at:
http://www.wisdom-soft.com/products/screenhunter_free.htm

You can associate it with the PrntScrn key- works great.

 

[Kelly]

Try: http://www.softwarelabs.com/screen-capture-print-screen.htm
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All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

 

[Kelly]

Seems as though, he wants the Win2K Admin box to print pre Windows.

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All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

 

[Guest]

hi guys
these softwares do not capture the logon screen.
i want to capture the screen you get when you press ctrl+alt+del after
logging
into a PC. this screen gives you an option to change your logon password.

my PC is in a network.

pls. help

 

[Steve N.]

hi guys
can any one tell me how do i capture the windows logon screen in XP Pro.

i mean the screen you get when you press ctrl+alt+del after logging into a
XP pro machine.

i tried shift+prnscrn, alt+prnscrn etc, but nothing works.

any quick help is very much appreciated

You'll have to find a 3rd party solution that can be configured to run
as a Service.

Steve

 

[Steve N.]

hi guys
can any one tell me how do i capture the windows logon screen in XP Pro.

i mean the screen you get when you press ctrl+alt+del after logging into a
XP pro machine.

i tried shift+prnscrn, alt+prnscrn etc, but nothing works.

any quick help is very much appreciated

2nd thought... this might work but will take two networked PCs. Get
UltraVNC (freeware), install it to run as a service, connect to the
machine with another PC using VNCViewer and take a window capture
(alt-printscreen) of the VNCViewer window with the login box showing.

Steve

 

[Nepatsfan]

This may not be the most elegant solution possible but it works:

First off, you're going to need a second computer, preferably one
that is running Windows XP. If the other computer is not running
XP, download and install the Remote Desktop Client from here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/tools/rdclientdl.mspx

Make sure that the account you're logging in with is a member of
the Remote Desktop Users group on the XP Pro PC.

Next, create a Remote Desktop connection with the following
configuration:
1. On the Display tab move the slider in the "Remote Desktop
Size" box to the middle position. You can't have it running in
full screen mode.
2. On the Local Resources tab, set Keyboard to "On the local
computer".
3. Use the computer name or LAN IP address to connect.

Connect to your XP Pro PC.
On the local PC (the one that you're connecting from), hit Ctrl +
Alt + End.
This should bring up the Windows Security dialog box on the XP
Pro machine.
On the local PC, hit Alt + Print Screen.
On the local PC, open Mspaint and click on Ctrl + V.
You can edit the image to display whatever portion of the remote
screen you need.

 

[Scott]

Digital Camera???

 

[Guest]

Hi Nepatsfan

Thanks a lot . this method worked for me. Once again many thanks.

 

[Nepatsfan]

You're welcome.

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Nepatsfan

Hi Nepatsfan

Thanks a lot . this method worked for me. Once again many
thanks.