Best programs/utilities for OS customization?

[rainbrodash666]

I want to know what programs you use to customize your OS,

 

I use 3 programs mostly,

 

1) Windows 7 login background changer

It does what it sounds like, it lets you change your win7 login background image.

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

 

2) windows 7 start button changer

it once again does what in sounds like, it lets you customize what your start button looks like.

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-7-start-button-changer-released

 

3) and finally Display fusion

it lets you manage multiple displays, put a start bar on a second or third display

and use independent backgrounds on multi display setups, or stretch one background across all of your monitors.

http://www.displayfusion.com/

[ShadyHost]

I used to change my login background. 

 

Other than that I use the classic start program available at ninite.com

[aikoels]

I don't use any programs. I just have a Legend of Zelda theme and changed all sounds to sounds from Wind Waker (My favorite game of all time) now when I open a file I hear an arrow and when I empty my trash I hear a treasure chest opening :3

[Veredux]

I want to know what programs you use to customize your OS,

 

I use 3 programs mostly,

 

1) Windows 7 login background changer

It does what it sounds like, it lets you change your win7 login background image.

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

 

2) windows 7 start button changer

it once again does what in sounds like, it lets you customize what your start button looks like.

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-7-start-button-changer-released

 

3) and finally Display fusion

it lets you manage multiple displays, put a start bar on a second or third display

and use independent backgrounds on multi display setups, or stretch one background across all of your monitors.

http://www.displayfusion.com/

Steam is having a sale on their version of Display Fusion, same features as others; license is set to whatever computer is running your Steam account.