Someone check out this graphic and tell me what kind of software creates awesome graphics like this! This is way cool! I would kill to be able to create this kind of stuff. *the artist inside me just knawed its way thru my stomach and skittered across the desk*
Ian MacGregor
Hey, the BootXP site is back online. www.bootxp.net
That's ok, you all just haven't been assimilated with my "skin the planet" attitude yet. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!
How do I kill this thread?
As usual, people who don't quite know the WHOLE story are posting their opinions. What happens if you replace the res image in the kernal with a new res image that uses the same pal and 16 colors? BootXP does this for you with one mouse click. By the way, even with a bad NTOSKRNL.EXE file, Windows XP is able to boot into "safe mode" (kinda tells you how important that file is, huh?)
It seems that the download sites for BootXP are temporarily unavailable. I am going to upload the program to my website and post the address later.
Thank you, Xymantix, that is certainly something to take into consideration. However, there are others who may find, as I have, that this is a way of customizing, or rather "personalizing", one's machine. And, my boot screen looks nice. There is a site with some information, a download for BootXP, and a small choice of boot screens here: http://desktopdecor.net/xpboot.html Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and mine is that changing the boot screen is just as cool as changing the log
You use a program to change the boot screen to the one you want. I am currently using BootXP to do this, but I would imagine there are other programs available on the 'net to do the same thing. You use BootXP to choose an image file and click a button and BootXP sets the image file as your new boot screen - easy as that. You can even change the position of the scrolling progress bar. I found BootXP at www.bootxp.net. ArtUproar, deskMod, and DeviantArt all have a section for boot screens,
No, no, a logon is the screen that lets you "logon" to the computer. An XP boot screen is the screen that shows up BEFORE the logon screen and it usually says "Microsoft Windows..." and has the scrolling blue progress bar. The XP boot screen is what I think many people will want to change once they see how easy it is. I cannot find a section for XP boot screens on WinCustomize.
Surfing the 'net without a virus checker is kinda like driving a car while blindfolded. If you get in a wreck, it's your own fault.
Why not add a section to feature XP boot screens. This would, IMHO, be the ultimate addition to customizing Windows XP. BootXP is a great tool for changing the XP boot screen on your computer - I would imagine there are other tools available as well.
Did he really do this? Because...if you aint got the data, your chatta don't matta.