krasu | salut comment changer l image de windows 98 au demarrage pour renplacé celle ci
merci |
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Accepted Answer from MrBillisMe 12/05/2001 08:02PM PST
The name of the file is logo.sys and it is located in the C:\ root directory. When found rename to oldlogo.sys and save. Create a new bmp file of the size 320x400x256colors which will be 127kb in size. "Save as" this file and identify as logo.sys and place in the C:\ root directory.
In some cases a logo.sys file does not exist and the boot image is contained within a .sys file. By creating the new logo.sys file it will over ride the original boot image. To reinstate the orginal image just remove the new logo.sys file and rename the oldlogo.sys file to logo.sys.
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Comment from hewittg 12/05/2001 09:49PM PST
also try
start
run
type in msconfig
remove everything but explorer from start up
reboot.
If is does not happen, it is in a startup program. Start rechecking until you find the culprit.
Glenn
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Comment from whoami 12/06/2001 08:33AM PST
There are other pictures that are for windows as well they are logow.sys and logom.sys
CShenberger
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krasu | krapaud a écrit :
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Accepted Answer from MrBillisMe 12/05/2001 08:02PM PST
The name of the file is logo.sys and it is located in the C:\ root directory. When found rename to oldlogo.sys and save. Create a new bmp file of the size 320x400x256colors which will be 127kb in size. "Save as" this file and identify as logo.sys and place in the C:\ root directory.
In some cases a logo.sys file does not exist and the boot image is contained within a .sys file. By creating the new logo.sys file it will over ride the original boot image. To reinstate the orginal image just remove the new logo.sys file and rename the oldlogo.sys file to logo.sys.
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Comment from hewittg 12/05/2001 09:49PM PST
also try
start
run
type in msconfig
remove everything but explorer from start up
reboot.
If is does not happen, it is in a startup program. Start rechecking until you find the culprit.
Glenn
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Comment from whoami 12/06/2001 08:33AM PST
There are other pictures that are for windows as well they are logow.sys and logom.sys
CShenberger
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merci mais tu pourais me faire cela en version francaise ![[:thetimatt]](https://forum-images.hardware.fr/images/perso/thetimatt.gif "[:thetimatt]") |
NINOH Nexus 7.0 | krapaud a écrit :
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Accepted Answer from MrBillisMe 12/05/2001 08:02PM PST
The name of the file is logo.sys and it is located in the C:\ root directory. When found rename to oldlogo.sys and save. Create a new bmp file of the size 320x400x256colors which will be 127kb in size. "Save as" this file and identify as logo.sys and place in the C:\ root directory.
In some cases a logo.sys file does not exist and the boot image is contained within a .sys file. By creating the new logo.sys file it will over ride the original boot image. To reinstate the orginal image just remove the new logo.sys file and rename the oldlogo.sys file to logo.sys.
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Comment from hewittg 12/05/2001 09:49PM PST
also try
start
run
type in msconfig
remove everything but explorer from start up
reboot.
If is does not happen, it is in a startup program. Start rechecking until you find the culprit.
Glenn
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Comment from whoami 12/06/2001 08:33AM PST
There are other pictures that are for windows as well they are logow.sys and logom.sys
CShenberger
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Message édité par NINOH le 22-02-2003 à 16:26:18
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the znuf | ouver logo.sys avec paint qui se trouve dans c: voilà petit  |
