I'm not sure it's possible. Consider the scenario of a multi-user stand alone machine. Without that 'locked by' message, it could be problematic to know who needs to unlock it so that a different user can log on.
Obviously you can remove the last person to login to the PC from the user name box on the login screen, but I don't think you can remove the current user on a locked workstation without some programming knowhow.
You will need to edit "msgina_dll" in both c:\i386 and c:\windows\system32.
This file controls what is displayed on the login/logout/locked screens, from the text "Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to begin" to the icons that appear on thosee screens.
It does through through a variety of tags which relate to certain screens.
You'll need a tool to do this, like ResourceHacked, but it's free and pretty easy to do. Check out this thread for moore info!
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