On the first floor, the startup logo has nothing to do with the built-in software you installed and can be changed.

The method is as follows:

1. Modify the Windowsxp startup screen

1. The startup screen without scroll bars

The first step: Create your own boot screen

Image requirements: The image is named Boot.bmp (note: the file name and extension cannot be changed), size 640*480,

16-color bmp bit Figure, saved in the windows directory of the system disk. (Suggestion: Create a new 640*480 all-black layer in Photoshop as the background, and then put your favorite picture on the black layer. Change the picture mode to index. Select 16-color (i.e. 4-bit) bmp when saving Picture. Save in the windows directory)

Step 2: Open C:Boot.ini with Notepad, find the line containing the WindowsXP startup item, and add /bootlogo/noguiboot at the end

Restart the computer and see if the startup screen has changed? If you are not satisfied, you can just replace boot.bmp with your favorite new picture.

2. Boot screen with scroll bar

(1). Manually replace system files

The boot screen related to WindwosXP is c:\windows\system32 ntoskrnl.exe system file under the system file, first copy ntoskrnl.exe to the D drive or E drive and then use ResHacker.exe software to replace the bitmap here of ntoskrnl.exe. The replacement image is of course also 640*480 in size and 16 colors. bmp bitmap, then name the new file ntoskrnl.exe and directly replace ntoskrnl.exe under c:\windows\system32 under DOS (also under windows PE)

Of course, do not copy c:\ For the ntoskrnl.exe file under windows\system32, you can download the ntoskrnl.exe file online and then replace it. However, you must remember whether the ntoskrnl.exe downloaded online is the same version as the ntoskrnl.exel on your machine. If it is different, you must find it. Replace them with the same, otherwise it will cause the error of being unable to start Windows

Be especially careful when modifying this method. Improper operation may cause system errors or even the inability to enter Windows.

(2) Modify parameters

Change the name of the new startup screen file ntoskrnl.exe to anything, such as "new.exe". Note that the suffix must be exe and the prefix is Anything will work. Copy the new startup screen file to c:\windows\system32, and edit the boot.ini file in the root directory of the system startup partition in multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)WINDOWS=