Tired of the somewhat boring interface, most Windows XP users struggle to make their operating system a bit more attractive, and some of the first things they try to change are the logon and the boot screens.

LogonUI Boot Randomizer not only that helps users change these two Windows XP elements, but it also adds something new, as it can automatically choose a random logon or boot screen from your computer.

The whole idea is pretty simple. Create a folder on your computer and place all the logons and the boot screens in there and configure LogonUI Boot Randomizer to use this folder. Every time you’ll reboot the computer, you’ll see one logon and one boot screen from the folder you have created.

The application works very smooth and it’s quite easy to use, but keep in mind that it’s always recommended to do a backup, just to be sure your operating system won’t break down on your first restart.

There are also some options for those of you  who wish to have a look under the hood of the application, but there’s nothing too complicated to get you in trouble.

All in all, LogonUI Boot Randomizer is a decent solution if you’re tired with the same old-style look of your Windows XP, and since it’s free, why not giving it a shot?