A few months back we covered how to change Windows 7 logon background without using third-party software and also covered over 5 applications to easily change logon screen background.
If you have customized logon screen background and then you might also like to customize logon screen text size. To make it happen simply follow the simple procedure given below.
1. Open Windows Registry Editor by typing regedit in Start menu search field and then hitting enter.
2. In the Windows Registry Editor, navigate to the following key:
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop
3. Here, in the right side, create a new DWORD value (32-bit) named LogPixels and then set its decimal value (make sure that you have set the value to decimal) between 90 to 150.
4. Once done, close the Registry Editor.
5. Log off to see the change.
When you log on, you might see large text in your desktop and explorer as well. Don’t worry. Simply follow the following steps to revert to the default desktop text size.
# Right-click on Desktop and then select Personalize.
# In the left pane, click Display and then select Smaller option.
# Click Apply button. You will be asked to log off and log on to apply the change.
Once you do that, your desktop text will be back to the default size.
Once you do that, your desktop text will be back to the default size.
What if one day your mouse stops working and you have to do an important work , in such a situation you are left with no choice but to make use of Microsoft Windows built-in Mouse Keys to control mouse pointer using your keyboard.Windows users can control their mouse pointer with the num keypad (The numbers from 1 to 9 on the right side of your keyboard).You just have to turn on the mouse keys.
This keyboard mouse can performs all tasks same like a normal mouse. Follow the simple steps to Turn on the mouse keys :
Trick 1 :
1. Go to Control Panel -> Double Click on Accessibility Options
2.When The Accessibility Options Windows appear then Click on Mouse tab.
3. Check the Use Mouse Keys as shown above.
4.If you want to adjust the pointer speed and tweak more with the options then click on the setting in the same window and select the options that u want.
TRICK 2 :
1.Press Left ALT + Left SHIFT + Num Lock . This will opens a small Mousekeys box.
2.Click Ok to Enable MouseKeys. Once enabled, a MouseKeys icon is displayed in the system tray. You can also increase/decrease the speed of the mouse cursor by clicking Settings.
How to use the Mouse Keys :
7 : Up and Left
8 : Up
9 : Up and Right
4 : Left
6 : Right
1 : Down and Left
2 : Down
3 : Down and Right
Ctrl + Movement Key : Faster Movement (see below to enable)
Shift + Movement Key : Slower Movement (see below to enable)
5 : Mouse Click8 : Up
9 : Up and Right
4 : Left
6 : Right
1 : Down and Left
2 : Down
3 : Down and Right
Ctrl + Movement Key : Faster Movement (see below to enable)
Shift + Movement Key : Slower Movement (see below to enable)
+ : Double Click
Ins : Begin Drag
Del : End Drag
/ : Select Left Mouse Button
- : Select Right Mouse Button
* : Select Both Mouse Buttons
