SET BOOTSKIN WITH MY NAME AND PHOTO

Do a Reverse Image Search with Google, but if you’re as concerned as this reads don’t hesitate for one moment to call the authorities, perhaps the school too, whatever it takes to keep your grandson safe!!!!!

Once the photo is date stamped that is a done deal no changing it.

Hi.There are digital cameras that inprint the date on each photo you capture..It depends if your unit has support for it..what is your camera? you can refer on the user manual on setting up your camera..

• The built-in memory provides extra memory up to approx. 40 MB (F3) / 50 MB (F2) when your memory card fills up.

• With slideshows complete with music, you can get an emotion-filled slideshow with a variety of slide change effects and matching music.

• You can record the name and birthday of your children or pet and embed the information of the name and at which age in year and month the photo was taken on the photo, and choose to print either or both of them on the photo.

• The functions and settings used most often are quickly and easily accessed via the Quick Menu function.

Try this: http://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/

Replace the boot screen image with a different image of the same dimensions. There is a utility called Bootskin that will do this for you and has many choices for a replacement.

3 Possibilities I can think of (I have just had a similar problem);

1) Your Photo feature (app) has been disabled
2) Your Photo feature (app) has been set to private.
3) Your individual albums are set to private

To solve:
1) Up the top right, click on "Settings" (next to your name) and then "Privacy Settings". Click on "Applicaions". Click on the "Settings" tab. Make sure "Photos taken by me" and "Photos of me" are both ticked. Scroll down and click "Save Changes"

2) Up the top right, click on "Settings" (next to your name) and then "Application Settings". Look for the "Photos" app and click "Edit Settings". Make sure:
The "Box:" is set to "Added",
The "Privacy:" is set to "Everyone" (or at least not "Only Me")
Under the "Additional Permissions" tab the various boxes are ticked.
and then click "OK" to save the new settings.


3) Under the Photos app (from your Profile click "View Photos of Me" - it's under your display picture), scroll down to "x's Albums" and click "Album Privacy". Make sure under the various albums' 'Who can see this' settings that they are set to something other than "Only Me" or a specific (unwanted) "Custom" setting. When you are done editing these, scroll down to the bottom and click "Save Settings"

Hope this helps

Hi,
It is possible to change your start up screen. Here is a link to the trial software necessary to do this:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/System-Tweak/BootXP.shtml

The application is called Bootxp and can be used to change your boot screen to whatever you like.

Best wishes,
Graemevm

use logon studio for your logon screen --

http://www.download.com/LogonStudio/3000-2344_4-10328443.html?tag=lst-0-1&cdlPid=10328444

use bootskin for your...well...your boot screen --

http://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/downloads.asp

these programs work well and there are plenty of skins and screens to find on the web. google - login screens and bootskins.

you can change the text on the start button but i dont know of a program to do it safely. if you have some decent windows skills and are feeling adventerous there are tutorials etc out there to explain how to do it by hacking the explorer.exe file, but i dont recomend doing this.
i hope this helped, please rate me, thanx

Did you downloaded that on a virus-free website like www.download.com? And one more thing, when you mean "I can't use my admin account", do you mean windows is telling you that the password you enter is wrong? If that's the case try booting into safe mode (by pressing F8 before the XP Logo). By default, XP have a built-in "Administrator" account name & the password is blank. You should be able to login with that & try to change your password on your account on the user accounts setting on control panel.

Hope this helps.

I don't understand the question. If you want to know if the file name can be imbedded into the photo and will show as part of the photo, the answer is no. If you want to know if the file name is included in the EXIF information that is part of the photo, the answer is no. Some camera manufacturers include the file name in the EXIF, Sony does not.