*** Making a Custom Boot Screen ***
>> Monday, October 19, 2009
*** Making a Custom Boot Screen ***
You can easily make your own boot screen for Windows
Vista by following this guide: (Please note: this does
not work for SP1… yet)
1. Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\en-US
2. Locate ‘winload.exe.mui’ and take ownership of
the file (see chapter 2)
3. Rename the file to ‘winload.exe.mui.old’
4. Press the Start button, type ‘msconfig’, and hit
enter
5. On the ‘Boot’ tab, check ‘No GUI Boot’
6. Press OK and when prompted to restart, select
‘Exit without restart’
7. Install Vista Boot Logo Generator
8. Install the software on to your machine
9. Open Vista Boot Logo Generator
10. Select your boot screen (you’ll need both
800x600 and 1024x768 24-bit BMP files)
11. Select ‘File > Save Boot Screen File As…’ and save
your new ‘winload.exe.mui’ file in
C:\Windows\System32\en-US
Restart your computer to verify your boot screen
works.
You can easily make your own boot screen for Windows
Vista by following this guide: (Please note: this does
not work for SP1… yet)
1. Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\en-US
2. Locate ‘winload.exe.mui’ and take ownership of
the file (see chapter 2)
3. Rename the file to ‘winload.exe.mui.old’
4. Press the Start button, type ‘msconfig’, and hit
enter
5. On the ‘Boot’ tab, check ‘No GUI Boot’
6. Press OK and when prompted to restart, select
‘Exit without restart’
7. Install Vista Boot Logo Generator
8. Install the software on to your machine
9. Open Vista Boot Logo Generator
10. Select your boot screen (you’ll need both
800x600 and 1024x768 24-bit BMP files)
11. Select ‘File > Save Boot Screen File As…’ and save
your new ‘winload.exe.mui’ file in
C:\Windows\System32\en-US
Restart your computer to verify your boot screen
works.
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