Modify the XP system boot screen What harm is there to the computer?

What are the disadvantages of just modifying the XP splash screen? In the end, it's just a **.

But the problem is that the XP splash screen is in it. Rather, it is a very important system file

How important is it to know? Try running rundll32 and control rundll

Open the control panel This is just one of the functions that is called externally, and there are many resources inside. Our commonly used dialogs, such as confirm file deletion, properties dialog, etc.; The default icons you see when you change the shortcut icon are all written in this dll.

It's okay to just give a splash screen, but if you mismanipulate other resources because of this, many actions won't be executed.

Of course, you don't have to worry too much, now there are many special software to change the startup screen, as long as the replacement ** is submitted in strict accordance with the size and color, it will not affect the system

There is no major problem, but modifying the splash screen will replace the system files, which will cause the system to be unstable, and it will not be able to boot in serious cases, which will generally not be affected.

It doesn't hurt, but the more gorgeous you modify, the more memory it takes, and the boot fluid is slow.

In order to make their computer more personalized, a Windows XP user wants to be able to manually change the computer plex and boot screen by himself. So, how does this work? Wouldn't it be very complicated?

Below, I will share with you the modification skills of the boot screen of the XP system.

The details are as follows:2. After installation. Open the Rubik's Cube of the soft medium. Switch the mode to Pro mode.

3. Open the beautification master.

6. Return to the beautification master after decompression. Select Animation.

7. Apply to the system, OK is completed.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of how to modify the boot screen of the XP system.

Step 1: Create your own boot screen.

**Requirements:**Name Note: The file name and extension cannot be changed) size 640 * 480, 16 colors of BMP bitmap, saved in the Windows directory of the system disk.

Suggestion: Create a new layer with a size of 640*480 in Photoshop (Adobe Photoshop CS3) as the background, and then put your favorite ** on the black layer. **Mode changed to index.

Select 16-color (i.e. 4-bit) BMP** when saving. Save it in the windows directory, of course, you don't need to.

Step 2: Modify the boot file.

Open it with Notepad, find the line of the Windows XP startup item, and add :

bootlogo/noguiboot

Restart your computer and see if the boot screen has changed? If you are not satisfied, you can directly replace it with a new ** you like.