That's AMAZING work u got there!! I Love It

HAHA this is exactly what I've been feeling about my screwed up windows lately!!

Thank you

Yeah, that's exactly the reason why this bootscreen exists

well..i extract it..i run it..and nothing happens

Well... you don't have to run that... try this:


Modify your boot.ini file: Edit your boot.ini file by going to the Start button / System Control / System / folder Extended / Starting and Restore / Adjustments / Systemstart button / Edit
or alternative
edit boot.ini using notepad: you can find it in the system root (normaly C:\)
(note: the boot.ini file normally has hidden and system attributes, open TOOLS>FOLDER OPTIONS menu in Windows Explorer, select VIEW tab, and:
tick 'Display contents of system folders'
tick 'Show hidden files and folders'
untick 'Hide protected operating system files'
You should now be able to see/open boot.ini using notepad from the system root (C:\) )

In the boot.ini file you have to copy the line you use normally use for boot (this is usually the last line, eg: multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Windows XP" /fastdetect ), and paste this copy underneath.
At the end of this new line, add this text: /KERNEL=bootlame.exe

Then, change the OS name, for example:
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Windows XP" /fastdetect /KERNEL=bootlame.exe
becomes
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Windows XP Bootlogo" /fastdetect /KERNEL=bootlame.exe

Here is an example of the modified boot.ini, with the last (in this example bold typed) line added:

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Windows XP" /fastdetect
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Windows XP Bootlogo" /fastdetect /KERNEL=bootlame.exe

Then, exit & save the boot.ini file.

Now copy the bootlame.exe into the directory %windir%\system32

Reboot your PC. You should get an option as to which OS you wish to boot into - to test your new bootscreen, select "Windows XP Bootlogo". Your system should now show the boot picture of your choice while booting.

If you don't become a menu, edit the boot.ini and move the line with /KERNEL=bootlame.exe before the other.

Additional Tutorials:
Google Search for "Install XP Bootscreen"

oh man
u maked time to write all this for me...thanks a lot dude, i apreciate it.see you arround.also great boot up screen, thats why i insisted

Genial

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~ designersCOUCH

coole idee^^

fantastic stuff !

i use linux nowadays but i loved this bootscreen so much that booted into windows and installed it...

windows is such a horrible os