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Because people once believed that on Halloween, ghosts of the dead returned to earth, they would carve scary faces into potatoes, turnips and beets and place them in their windows to ward off evil spirits.
The welcome name on Windows XP can be changed by going to the user's menu in control panel. This allows for additional customization for each user.
they have roofs on them with windows , your welcome : )
In Windows operating systems, sound effects including the "welcome tune" may be disabled, enabled or changed from the Control Panel. The exact label and location of this function varies with the different versions of the Windows operating system; under Windows 7, it may be found under Appearance and Personalization, then under the sub-heading Personalization, then Change sound effects.In the Sound dialog, the 'welcome tune' can be found under Windows/Windows Logon. The Windows Startup sound can be disabled from the same dialog.
it won't pop up until you are past the welcome screen
For Windows XP, Vista, and 7, the "logon screen" or Welcome Screen. In Windows 8, it's the "Lock Screen".
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Halloween started in America when immigrants came from Ireland and Scotland, bringing their customs and traditions to the United States, though the meaning of Halloween is not the same in the U.S. as it is in those countries.And some more history on Halloween:Halloween started several thousand years ago with the Ancient Celts (a group of pre-Christian mystics who worshipped nature). They considered October 31st the end of the year and they threw a big party which was known as Samhain. It was a celebration of the autumn harvest and the Celtic new year, when they believed spirits could come back and visit with living relatives.Celts put out food and drink for the dead and left their windows, doors, and gates unlocked to give the spirits free passage into their homes. Some people believed if you left "treats" on the front porch for the spirits and ghosts, this would make them happy and they would not hurt you.Later, as Christianity spread, November 1st became a religious holiday known as All Saints' Day. The prayer that was said on this day was called Allhallowmas. The night before became known as All Hakkiwe'en, or Halloween.