@Geosammy
Make sure you have a .bmp image, no larger than 1000x100, and it has to be 32 bit depth!
You have to Take Ownership of the shellbed.dll, copy it to your Desktop, open it with RH, expand the Bitmap tree, right click on 1100,2100,3100 and choose Replace Bitmap, choose your image, then click File/Save.
It will save an original for you as well. Copy the new .dll to the Branding folder, restart Explorer...
Voila...
Thanks a bunch! for your assistance.@Geosammy
Make sure you have a .bmp image, no larger than 1000x100, and it has to be 32 bit depth!
You have to Take Ownership of the shellbed.dll, copy it to your Desktop, open it with RH, expand the Bitmap tree, right click on 1100,2100,3100 and choose Replace Bitmap, choose your image, then click File/Save.
It will save an original for you as well. Copy the new .dll to the Branding folder, restart Explorer...
Voila...
I've taken a screenshot of your explanation and will review it and give it a go.
Thank you @Edwin!
@Edwin
Sorry to bother you about this, but I can't seem to get this to work.
I made 3 bitmap images to replace the ones within the .dll file, using RH.
However, my image doesn't show.
I've attached the 3 image.
Can you check them out, to see if they're ok?
Replacement_Images.zip
Make sure the .bmp images support transparency, (alpha value), ARGB.@Edwin
Sorry to bother you about this, but I can't seem to get this to work.
I made 3 bitmap images to replace the ones within the .dll file, using RH.
However, my image doesn't show.
I've attached the 3 image.
Can you check them out, to see if they're ok?
Replacement_Images.zip
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