Its the easiest method to change the boot screen and safe too (coz it adds an extra entry in Boot loader for the new boot screen and keep the default entry too)
So here we go step by step procedure:
1.) Open Tuneup Utilities 2006:
2.) Click on Tuneup Styler2:
3.) It’ll open a new windows, where u can change many things, like Icons, Login screen, Visual Styles and boot screen.
Click on “Change the windows XP boot screen, and create or download new boot screens“.
4.) It’ll open a new window, where you can add existing boot screens if you have stored on your computer or you can download from net:
5.) Or you can create new boot screens:
6.) To create new ones using stored images on your computer, click on “Search Local Drives” and give the path for the image.
7.) It’ll show the preview of the boot screen, you can select the Alignment of the image. It’ll also suggest you the background color, simply accept the suggestion:
8.) You can also select the Progress Bar Position:
9.) At last click on “Save Boot Screen” button:
10.) And give the name to your boot screen:
11.) You can see the preview of the boot screen by clicking on “Show Large Preview” or simply click on the image in Preview pane:
12.) And finally you’ll have your new boot screen:
13.) To set it as your Boot screen click on “Install Boot Screen” button:
Thats the whole procedure to change the Boot screen using this great software.
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MNF said:
Thnx but will this program work on XP only or Vista tooo?
VG said:
^^ Both.
MNF said:
thnx a lot
:)
Dj_Mhyke said:
where can i dl other boot screen?
azlmar said:
hi
i hv problem installing boot scree
when i try to instal it , it say the file does not exist or dont have necessary permission to access the file.
i try using admin also.
plz let me know how to do it
FoxFlameMusic said:
I am designing my own “Boot Screens” (Logon Screens) and “Welcome Screens” but need a few answers to a couple of problems I’m encounting!
1) How can I get the colors in the photos I am using to be less pixelated (meaning “more smooth and true to color” as the original photo being used?
2) How can I incorporate the words “Microsoft Windows XP Home” or “Microsoft Windows XP Professional” within my “Boot Screens” AND “Welcome Screens”?
Thanks for your help!
FoxFlameMusic said:
FoxFlameMusic said:
Ugh!
I meant to say, “I need a few answers to a couple of problems I’m encountering!” 
FoxFlameMusic said:
VG said:
^^ Just use a wallpaper containing the desired text and then use Tuneup Utilities to create the boot screen.