How do I make my own LogonUI in VB.NET

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Hi guys,
I am wondering how to make my own LogonUI program for Windows [7] in VB.NET.
I have looked at Resource Hacker to see what I need, but to no avail. So, I have the authentication code down pat, I just need to know how to set up the form, and what code to actually "login" the user.
Thanks,
iProgramIt

Posted 30-Sep-15 19:46pm

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Ralf Meier 1-Oct-15 2:32am

Could you explain (perhaps with a Picture) what you want to do ?
I'm not sure if I understood you right ...
You want to make a Login for your Application ?

iProgramIt 1-Oct-15 2:53am

No. For Windows as a replacement to LogonUI.exe.

Tomas Takac 1-Oct-15 4:52am

You should read this thread[^]. At the end of the thread there is a recommendation using Winlogon and Credential Providers[^] to customize the logon experience.

iProgramIt 1-Oct-15 4:59am

The thread has old links - so I cannot use the first. The other two are not relevant (as such) to what I am looking for. The latter link does not have what I need. I have the credential providers functionality, I just need how to login and how to setup the form design (full screen form etc.) Thanks anyway :)

Maciej Los 1-Oct-15 5:03am

My virtual 5!

iProgramIt 1-Oct-15 5:10am

What do you mean?

Maciej Los 1-Oct-15 5:02am

Why do you want to replace LogonUI window with custom?

iProgramIt 1-Oct-15 5:10am

Because mine will look better and provide better functionality. Plus, its a challenge I want to take

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