how can i change the boot screen in win xp?
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There is a utility available free, its called BootSkin. http://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/ (It is far less complicated than the previous answer!!). There is also a program there to change the Welcome screen called LogonStudio. Cool.
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Go to Contolpanel/System and then:\nclick on the advanced tab and then click the first setting button on the top of the window...& then:\nSelect "adjust for best performance"\nif u don't want to lose the visual styles on windows choose the three choice in the bottom of the window.\nand finally click "OK".\nU can also go to Run program from start menu and type "msconfig" in the addressbar and then click "OK"...now System Configuration Utility launches...then, go to the startup tab and remove any program u don't wanna run when the Operating system starts up.\nhope it'll be useful!!
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windows xp?\nhold the windows button <the one that pops p the start menu> and hit L\n[win]+[L]
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You can use a software called Resource hacker to repalce boot image file which is in "ntoskrnl.exe" file. This tool is free and download it.\n\nManually it is the onlyway instead of using stylexp or other softwares.\n\nRemember you should take care in image settings like bit information/resolution etc..
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Dear friend that is very easy way but u have to be very careful for that because if anything goes  wrong then u have to format and reinstall OS. So 1st open the boot.ini file in notepad and change the 2nd line of the code and save it and restart system. remember copy the original file and make changes in some the copy ed file.
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Actually, If you already have xp pro installed, you can simply put in your cd and reboot..\n\nIf your cd rom is set as a boot device, your xp cd will boot in a dos-type mode, and as you navigate through the blue screen menu's there is an option to delete your prior windows installation and install a new "fresh" copy of windows..  You could also just repartition the drive and do a fresh install, but you will lose all other data on the drive..
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You can try Neowin XP THEME patch. It's free and you can change any colours you prefer. YOu can find it anywhere on the net, for example here:
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Ok, what you wanna do is restart your computer, then when the Dell logo appears press F2 repeatedly. You'll enter BIOS, and from then you will see how to set the boot sequence.
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start,control panel,apperance and theams.display and do all your changeing there
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From Ubuntu, edit the file /boot/grub/menu.lst. Find the line that says, "default 0" and change it to the number that is your Windows boot option. Each menu entry starts with "title=<blah>", and they are numbered from the top of the file to the bottom, starting from 0.\n\nHope this helps...
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look for the boot.ini file. open the file in notepade. then edit it.\nreboot.
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Hey ,\nInsert the windows XP disk , close the autorun window , restart your computer , when ( press any key to boot from CD .. ) shows up , press any key .\nWait a few minutes , the setup will copy some files , then a message will appear that you already have an operating system (sure choose the same partition that the Windows is installed in )\nand will ask you what to do .....\nChoose the way you want to format this partition ; Quick/Normal , Fat/NTFS\nand proceed , then continue installing the new operating system .\nNOTE : If the (Press any key to boot ....) doesn't appear , modify the bios settings to boot from CD before it boot from HardDisk .\nHope this will help
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Click Start, Control Panel and then select User Accounts.\nClick CHANGE THE WAY USERS LOG ON AND OFF. Select the Quick Mode.\nThat will change it back to the Orginal XP Theme.
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Sounds like you got a new bootscreen at a site where you can download things to customize your computer, and it kinda messed with things a bit. Don't worry, it's nothing horrible. If you don't feel comfortable with doing what I suggest, then nothing bad will happen if you leave it how it is.\n\nRight click My Computer and click Properties. Click the Advanced tab. Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings. In the System Startup box, click the Edit button. This will open up the boot.ini file in Notepad. You will see two entries under the [operating systems] section. Delete the one that has (bootscreen) in it. Then, close Notepad. When it asks you if you want to save the changes, click Yes. Click OK, click OK. The problem should be fixed; if you restart your computer it shouldn't display that list, and should boot right into Windows.\n\nGood luck! Add more info to your question if you need more help.
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just plug it in, install the drivers and re boot xp
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hi, its cd's problem just change it\nif u have dvd of xp (home) u can install it. u need a xp home edition bootale wich can run from dos prompt.
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There is another easy software named BootXP, which special made for this reason.\n\nAgain\n\nBe Careful\n\nYou are playing with fire here