Stumpy

Stumpy

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He replace the ntoskrnl.exe.exe with a bootskin file :/ Are you telling us that you do not have DOS Boot disk, sheesh, if you are going to change any of the system files, then this disk is a must. That will be your only way out, other than that it's reformat and reinstall time. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrows

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The bootskin you downloaded is not the type you think, there is a special program that will install the bootskin files from this site. If you made a backup of the original file, then reboot in safe mode and restore the original file (ntoskrnl.exe) that should do it. And next time don't be so hasty, read all documentation on any files or programs you download. <img src="http://images.stardock.

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In the bottom right corner of SDC (on Statusbar) you will see "Rigistration Info" double click this, on the dialogue you will see various Tabs, enter any serial numbers (for the various programs) here, and just to be sure reboot and try again <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="a

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I think he means the shutdown screen, the one that says "It is safe to turn off your computer", if this is the case then stardock has not covered that section yet

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I understand what Jafo means now, My Goof And Horizon, sorry I thought they were similar to a raytracing program I once had, I have never used Bryce or 3D Max, maybe I should not have mentioned them in particular, My Goof again But I still think Drawings or Paintings, would be welcome <img src="http://i

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