XP boot screen "Welcome" change method

First, these words are stored in the file " Windows\\system32\\Logonui.exe”". You can modify it with software such as exescope.

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Modify the boot screen as follows:

1. First Find the installation directory for “BootSkin”. In the "skins" folder below, you can see that each directory corresponds to a boot screen. We also create a directory with a random name, such as “Mybootskin” etc.

2. Prepare two BMP format images, each of which is 640× 480 pixels and 22× 9 pixels, and all 16 colors. The former is used as the background of the boot screen, we should draw a rectangular box on it (that is, the frame of the scroll bar we usually call), and add "lding", "Loading……" The position of the rectangular frame can be arbitrarily placed according to personal preference; the latter is a picture of the scroll bar, which can be made by referring to the scroll bar of other boot pictures, but pay attention to the same as the background picture. The names given to the two pictures are "Mybootskin-bg.bmp" and "Mybootskin-bar.bmp".

3. In the Mybootskin directory, create a new text file. Enter the following in it (note that the symbols in all statements are half-width. The content in parentheses is the corresponding interpretation, no input is required):

BootSkin?

Type=0< Br>

Name = 〃Mybootskin〃 (the name of the splash screen)

Author = 〃 in the rain 制作 (producer name)

Description = 〃My favorite boot screen 〃 (boot Description of the screen)

ProgressBar = Mybootskin-bar.bmp (scroll bar image name)

ProgressBarX = 268 (the abscissa of the scroll bar, determined by the position of the rectangle on the background image) < Br>

ProgressBarY = 360 (the ordinate of the scroll bar, determined by the position of the rectangle on the background image)

ProgressBarWidth = 116 (the distance the scroll bar takes)

Screen= Mybootskin-bg.bmp (background image)

After completing the input, save it and rename it to “bootskin.ini”. This kind of own boot screen is finished.

Second, in the C drive Windows (Note: some users may be Win98) sub-directory under the Logos.sys file is the boot screen, the Logow.sys file is stored in the shutdown screen, its The background of the pattern is black and there is text on the pattern. It is now safe to turn off the computer. Changing the boot and shutdown screens is actually modifying the two files.

To create a Win98 boot or shutdown screen, the image must be 320 × 400 × 256-color BMP format file. When you are ready, set the file name of the boot screen to "Logo.sys", set the file name of the shutdown screen to "Logow.sys", and replace the file under the C drive.

For example, to change the shutdown screen, the steps are as follows:

1. Go to the “windows” folder and double-click the shutdown screen file, ie the Logow.sys file (or right click on the shutdown screen file, then In the shortcut menu that appears, click “Open With (E)……”.), the “Open With” dialog box appears. In the "Select Programs to Use (C): & rdquo; list box, select the "MSPAINT" (ie “Drawdown”) option.

2. Click the “OK" button to bring up the "Drawing" window.

3. Modify the pattern (including modifying the graphics, changing the text content, fonts, etc.).

4. Store the modified pattern.