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How to set the Windows 7 user account picture programmatically?

by Norman Bauer | Aug 12, 2011 | C#, Environment, VB.net

Windows 7 offers the possibility to show small user account pictures, for example in the start menu or on the lock screen. Since there is no documented way of setting this picture programmatically here is a solution for developing a small application that can do this...

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