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Windows 7 User Picture Frame Changer : Change Your User Picture Frame With One Click

July 26th, 2010 - Customization, Downloads, Tips & Tricks, Windows 7

Windows 7 User Picture Frame Changer is another freeware from door2windows that allows you to change the user picture frame in Windows 7 with just one click.

How to use:

  1. Run the tool as administrator. If you have run this tool for the first time then it will create a backup of the unmodified “explorer.exe”.

  2. Click Change User Picture Frame. When it asks for the new user picture frame bitmap, select the user picture frame bitmap you have or download some from the door2windows forum.

  3. The Windows Explorer will now restart automatically and you will be able to see the new user picture frame which you chose.

To restore the default explorer, just click Restore User Picture Frame.

Download Link (ZIP – 443 KB)

Download Link (EXE – 896 KB)

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  • SauravPathak

    You might as well add this to the list of “Freewares from Door2Windows” list on the homepage.

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    Added. Thanks for reminding.

  • Sridharcera

    Very good tool. exe file size is 896 KB not MB. Pls correct it. Nalamothu Sridhar, Editor, Computer Era telugu monthly magazine

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    Oops… Fixed

  • http://advanced-userz.myopenid.com/ Advanced Userz

    Is it safe to put any user frame in with this program? For example, is there a certain size of frame needed? Can you just put a blank image into there to remove the frame?

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    Nope, you will have to put a perfectly-made user picture bitmap.

  • Robert_lawson2

    Can you make this work for .pngs? I can't find any bmp sthat work.

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    To make it work for .pngs, I will have to recode it in WPF. You can find some bitmaps here: http://www.door2windows.com/forum/topic/18-wind...

  • Robert_lawson2

    I'm not a programmer, does WPF take a lot? The frames I found on DevArt are all .png that is why I ask. Thanks for the speedy response.

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    Give me the links of those pngs and I will convert them for you.

  • Robert_lawson2

    http://counteralchemist.deviantart.com/art/User...

    The violet one in particular. Depending on what you have time for. Why not bundle the ones you have posted with the app? Surely they aren't to big.

    I tried changing them from .png to .bmp in gimp but something didn't translate. I was also curious about something a little more radical like flames at the top or drips or ripples at the bottom. What are the inside and outside dimensional restrictions? I can't seem to get them to show on the lock workstation screen either. But we use Novell and I'm not sure if that is causing extra issues.

  • Robert_lawson2

    Did that get what you needed?

  • http://www.door2windows.com/ Kishan Bagaria

    The user picture bitmap that this program requires needs to be 50×50 and the alpha channel should also be there.

  • Robert_lawson2

    What can I do to help? What are you missing?

  • 2ebony6

    cool

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