Add image to start menu?

**RECONBunny** · September 30th, 2017 07:12 AM

I know there is a way to do it but to simply put it I want to somehow do this:

**devillnside** · October 4th, 2017 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by RECONBunny

I know there is a way to do it but to simply put it I want to somehow do this:

if you have windows style builder then replace the default start menu images with your image ... just make sure the margins are set correctly as well as your image dimensions....

you're looking for the images located @

Start Menu > Panels > Aero > Top > Programs List > Programs List

Start Menu > Panels > Aero > Top > Programs List > Programs List Extended

& if you want the same image to be there when you open the all programs menu then replace the image @ the following location also:

Start Menu > Panels > Aero > Top > Programs List > NSCHost

**RECONBunny** · October 11th, 2017 02:45 AM

My first instinct is to export it then add the image and re-import it but it's SUPER thin.

What do I do with this?

I found this video but I am still confused a little bit. Why are my ProgramLists so small? I do see I need to cut the image into 4 segments but I am struggling with how to begin. Something with calculating the width of some of them and adding them together.

**devillnside** · October 11th, 2017 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by RECONBunny

My first instinct is to export it then add the image and re-import it but it's SUPER thin.

What do I do with this?

I found this video but I am still confused a little bit. Why are my ProgramLists so small? I do see I need to cut the image into 4 segments but I am struggling with how to begin. Something with calculating the width of some of them and adding them together.

that is the stock windows 7 program list.. you want the image you posted in op .. then you will have to make a new one to fit your custom image.. & why do you need to split it in four?? i didnt quite get that ..as for the video you posted i cant see it as all this page show me in the videos place is a Secure Connection Failed dialog