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Since moving to Windows 7 from XP I've been a bit frustrated by the inability to

hide some of it's elements. After a bit of time spent last night I've finally got

Windows 7 completely hidden. I used Win 7 Premium 64-bit with SP1 but other

versions should work fine with the tools I used.

Here's a video showing it:

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Hide Windows 7 on MAME machine

Instructions below.

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The changes I made were done with Windows 7 Premium 64-bit with Service Pack

1 though most of the changes should work with any version of Windows 7. Be

sure to make a backup of everything before you progress as some of these steps

can stop windows from working.

I'm writing this from memory so let me know if I've missed anything or it's not

clear.

Things you'll need (details on where to get them below):

Resource Hacker

Linux live CD (recommend Linux Mint 11 though a smaller one will do).

Transparent cursor

Windows 7 Boot Updater

Windows 7 Logon Background Changer

1. Setup windows to log on automatically

Follow the instructions here:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/377-log-automatically-startup.html

2. Take Ownership of files

The first step is to give yourself a shortcut for taking ownership of files.

Technically you don't need to do this but it will save you time mucking around

with file permissions etc.

There are instructions on doing this here:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1911-take-ownership-shortcut.html

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For the next couple of steps you'll need a program called Resource Hacker. Make

sure you get the latest beta version. You can get it from here:

http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/

When running the program be sure to 'Run as Administrator' (right click on the

shortcut and choose 'Run as Administrator').

4. Backup Windows Files

Make a copy of the following files and put the copy on the Desktop

C:\Windows\System32\imageres.dll

C:\Windows\System32\en-US\winlogon.exe.mui (the directory may be different

if you didn't install as English-US (en-US - get it?)

C:\Windows\Branding\Basebrd\basebrd.dll

Right-click on each file and 'Take Ownership' of them.

5. Remove the Windows Branding

Right click on the shortcut to Resource Hacker (either on the desktop or the start

menu) and 'Run as Administrator'.

Now, File-Open and select the basebrd.dll file on the desktop and delete each

bitmap resource (click on the bitmap folder on the left, open each item, right click

on the numbered file and choose delete).

Save the file.

Detailed instructions for this step are here:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/31916-log-screen-change-remove-text-

branding.html

6. Remove 'Welcome Screen' text

Run Resource Hacker as administrator. Open the winlogo.exe.mui file that is on

the desktop. Once in the file, choose String from the left menu and delete the

text from items 63 and 64.

Save the file.

More details on this step are here:

http://www.ec-tech.info/how-to-change-logon-screen-text-in-windows-seven/

7. Remove Welcome Screen spinning circle

Run Resource Hacker as administrator and open the imageres.dll that is on the

desktop. Go to the bitmaps section on the left menu and delete each one.

Save the file.

8. Remove other windows cursors that show up.

Download a transparent windows cursor here:

http://www.mp3car.com/software-faqs-solutions-tutorials/122408-tutorial-hide-

windows-cursor-transparent.html

Save it to C:\Windows\Cursors

Open Regedit (Click on the windows button to bring up the start menu and type


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regedit into the search box at the bottom).

Navigate to HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Cursors

For each of the entries (you only really need to do the arrow and waiting ones)

change the icon to the icon you just downloaded. You may also need to add an

extra key (as extended string) for 'Busy'.

9. Copy the hacked resources back in to windows.

For this step you need to copy the updated files from the desktop back to their

original locations. It seems it is sometimes possible to do this inside Windows but

I kept getting file protection errors so the easy way is to get a live linux cd and

reboot your computer from this. (I recommend Linux Mint if you are unfamiliar

with Linux). Go to the file explorer in linux and copy the new verison of the file to

the original location. Make a backup of the original file first and call it something

that you'll remember (eg. imageres_BACK.dll).

10. Change the Windows Logon Screen

You can change the logon screen for Windows 7 using the following program. Be

sure to change the text to be 'no shadow' in the settings.

http://www.julien-manici.com/windows_7_logon_background_changer/

More details on this step here:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/5382-log-screen-change.html

You would also want to set the desktop background to be the same image you set

the logon screen to.

11. Change the boot animation

Grab the Windows 7 Boot Updater from here:

http://www.coderforlife.com/projects/win7boot/

Be sure to change the settings to 'No messages'.

You can set a single image or a number of images as an animation.

12. Change windows cursors

This step may or may not be neccessary depending on whether you set your

frontend as the Windows shell. Save your current theme and name it 'visible

cursors' or something equally obvious. Change the windows cursors to be the

same transaprent cursor you used for the system cursors. You can do this by

right-clicking on the desktop, choosing personalise and then 'Change Mouse

Pointers'. Save the theme to be 'Invisible cursors' or something equally obvious.

This will be helpful in case you want to make future system changes. You can get

back to a visible cursor just by right clicking the desktop, choosing personalise

and switching back to the 'visible cursor' theme. Even though you can't see the

cursor you should still be able to work it out.

13. Set Hyperspin as the shell for windows

This step will prevent the taskbar etc showing up at all. I wouldn't do it until you

have the rest of your system set up the way you want it. It can be workedaround easily enough but it's more convenient to save it until last.

Open up Regedit again. Navigate to:


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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

If there is no 'Shell' key then create one and set the value to be the path to your

frontend. In my case it's: "C:\Emulate\Hyperspin\Hyperspin.exe"

CHANGING THE SHELL BACK: If you need to reverse the above step to get back

to normal windows functions, hit Ctrl-Alt-Del in your front end and choose 'New

Task' (this might be difficult with invisible cursors but it's doable). Then type

c:\Windows\explorer.exe into the box and hit enter. You now have windowsback. If you want to change it back permanently, go into regedit and change the

shell value above to 'c:\Wiindows\explorer.exe'

That's about it. Good luck.

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This is brilliant, thanks. I'm about to do this using Hyperspin as my front end.

I've previously shelled XP but wondered if Win 7 was the same procedure.

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Thank You!!! Have been waiting for this!

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Now we need some EFI machines to get rid of that 1977 BIOS screen. It still not

as smooth as booting a mac-based mame machine.

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nice i was just about to start researching how to do this and i woke up and it was

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Quote from: Blanka on August 20, 2011, 07:00:16 am

Now we need some EFI machines to get rid of that 1977 BIOS screen. It still not as smooth as

booting a mac-based mame machine.

Actually I've just found that my motherboard can change the bios splash screen

so I'll be updating once I get that done.

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Quote from: Blanka on August 20, 2011, 07:00:16 am

Now we need some EFI machines to get rid of that 1977 BIOS screen. It still not as

smooth as booting a mac-based mame machine.

Actually I've just found that my motherboard can change the bios splash screen so I'll be

updating once I get that done.

If you correct this issue let me know. IM ready to buy a new system and would

like to get a MB that will be able to do the same

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***great*** post / info amigo, thanks! I definitely want to run Win7 in my future

cab...and this info will come in very very handy.

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Changing the splash screen is far from EFI capabilities. With EFI you can just

start at your native resolution with any image you like. With a Bios you still start

at VGA resolution, and you still have the text screens in between. Changing the

first image does not help much there.

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OK. Here's an update with the BIOS screen replaced. I agree it's not absolutely

perfect, but I think it's a big improvement.


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Hide Windows 7 in Mame arcade cabinet with Hyperspin

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If you correct this issue let me know. IM ready to buy a new system and would like to get a MB

that will be able to do the same

I've used an Asus M4A78LT-M LE, but I think most (all?) Asus boards have the

option. It was the cheapest AM3 motherboard I could find at the time. The good

news is that it also let me unlock all 4 cores on my Phenom II X2 555 BE CPU.

I've currently got all 4 cores overclocked up to a stable 3.7Ghz without much

tweaking. Not bad for a $90 CPU and a $55 motherboard (aussie dollars).

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thanks for the awesome info. where are you getting the bootscreens from?

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Cool video.

I liked the Space Invader animations too.

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First off, Hoopz is right.

Quote from: Subconscious on August 22, 2011, 01:09:04 pm


Do you mean the animations? I've made those myself. It's pretty easy with the

old games to whip them up. I'll put them up somewhere if you want to

download. I was thinking of doing a pacman and galaga one as well.

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Do you mean the animations? I've made those myself. It's pretty easy with the old games to

whip them up. I'll put them up somewhere if you want to download. I was thinking of doing a

pacman and galaga one as well.

You the man pacman galaga how about Robotron and defender awsome work

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Do you mean the animations? I've made those myself. It's pretty easy with the old games to

whip them up. I'll put them up somewhere if you want to download. I was thinking of doing a

pacman and galaga one as well.

yes, thats what i mean. that would awesome if you'd be willing to share those.

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Here's the Space Invaders one.

To use:

1. Unzip the folder

2. Open Boot Updater

3. Choose animation as the type and point to the extracted folder.

4. Remember to choose 'No messages'

I haven't got the Donkey Kong one on this computer but I will upload when I geta chance.

space invader 2.zip(122.8 kB - downloaded 674 times.)

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I just completed these steps but I was unable to get rid of my "Welcome" text

and also my "Shutting Down..." text. To fix it:

WELCOME TEXT - After following the instructions above to edit and replace

winlogo.exe.mui you need to do the following.

1) Open a elevated command prompt.

2) In the command prompt, type mcbuilder and press Enter.

3) When the command window closes, restart the computer.

SHUTTING DOWN TEXT - The "Shutting Down..." text is in a different file called

"wininit.exe.mui". After modifying you need to run mcbuilder as well.

1) Open a elevated command prompt.

2) In the command prompt, type mcbuilder and press Enter.

3) When the command window closes, restart the computer.

Also, HUGE thanks to wweumina! I found you on YouTube first but there was no

instructions. Thankfully I found your post here, worked great!

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10. Change the Windows Logon Screen

You can change the logon screen for Windows 7 using the following program.

I managed to change my logon screen without installing any special software. I

did it shortly after receiving my brand new computer. The problem is that I don't

know how I did it . If I figure it out, I'll post here.

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Maybe I am asking the wrong question here, but if you are booting from a PC why

do you not just delay the monitor from starting up or even easier add a switch

near your CP.

Also you can boot your PC in Barts PE it really isn't that difficult.

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Taken directly from the arcadecontrols wiki:

http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/Hiding_Windows

Quote from: arcadecontrols wiki

Introduction

To create the illusion that your home arcade machine is a 'real' arcade machine, it would be

nice to be able to hide the familiar Windows PC look and feel. Nobody wants to see the

Windows logo when your cabinet is turned on; it's kind of like being caught with your pants

down. There are several ways of achieving this, let's have a look at your options...

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what hyperspin theme are you using? I like the images for classic/fighters ..

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Quote from: JoeB on January 28, 2012, 06:44:33 pm

what hyperspin theme are you using? I like the images for classic/fighters ..

Sorry, missed these questions. I made a lot of the hyperspin genre backgrounds.

I'll put them up somewhere in case anyone wants them.

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Quote from: Crazy Cooter on January 30, 2012, 12:07:06 pm

Slightly off topic, but how did you get to go vertical?

The desktop has been set as vertical (resolution 768x1024) in windows so

hyperspin should just work (though it does look a bit squished - the next version

is supposed to support vertical natively). The boot screen is just an animation

flipped 90 degrees (ie the computer is in horizontal mode but the image itself wasdesigned to be sideways).

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Very nice.

One bit of caution. Completing changes like this to the OS makes it more difficult

to troubleshoot when something goes wrong. Not impossible, just more difficult.

If you're ever created a Kiosk computer with AD you'll know exactly what Imean. Once you lock it down it is a beast to get back in and put yourself to a

useable position. Just something to consider.

For me, I've had too many situations where I go out of my way to hide the OS

only to get burned when I have to troubleshoot something and find out I've

disabled everything useful lol.

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One bit of caution. Completing changes like this to the OS makes it more difficult to

troubleshoot when something goes wrong. Not impossible, just more difficult. If you're ever

created a Kiosk computer with AD you'll know exactly what I mean. Once you lock it down it is

a beast to get back in and put yourself to a useable position. Just something to consider.

For me, I've had too many situations where I go out of my way to hide the OS only to get

burned when I have to troubleshoot something and find out I've disabled everything useful lol.

Good point but as long as the computer is strictly for cabinet use you won't run

into too many issues once it's set up as it's only running the frontend, MAME and

maybe a couple of other emulators and/or background programs (depending on

your needs). Plus it's easy enough to wipe and reinstall the OS when something

goes wrong (assuming you keep you software on another drive/partition and/or

backed-up, which you should).

This is definitely not intended for everyday computing.

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Very nice.

One bit of caution. Completing changes like this to the OS makes it more difficult to

troubleshoot when something goes wrong. Not impossible, just more difficult. If you're ever

created a Kiosk computer with AD you'll know exactly what I mean. Once you lock it down it is

a beast to get back in and put yourself to a useable position. Just something to consider.

For me, I've had too many situations where I go out of my way to hide the OS only to get

burned when I have to troubleshoot something and find out I've disabled everything useful lol.

Agree, though it is pretty easy to get back to 'normal' by entering task manager

and starting a new task c:\windows\explorer.exe

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Nice Job! Thanks for sharing.

I had this working for my XP PC, but getting ready to throw my new Win7 box in

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Can anyone tell me how to shell cabvol.exe so that it starts up without explorer.exe being

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OK. Here's an update with the BIOS screen replaced. I agree it's not absolutely perfect, but I

think it's a big improvement.

Some motherboards support removing all txt at boot "boot messages" on/off

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Would love to get that space invaders backdrop for my cabinet. Would you mind

sharing? (Not the animation you already posted. I mean the other one with the

space invader tilted)

Thanks in advance!

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Just one n00b question. If you do remove all traces of windows and make thearcade the shell.... what happens when you want to update/tweak anything? e.g

with no cursors etc?

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I have UltraVNC server installed so I can remote to the cabinet over WIFI - just a

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