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| Administrator | Boot screen How to Enable the Hidden Aurora Boot Screen in Vista |
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| Administrator | Re: Boot screen It may have been updated when the SP1 was installed, but it is a part of the normal Vista install too. I'll add to this to the list as a potential cause. Thank you, Shawn |
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| Member | Re: Boot screen FWIW i have just replaced winload.exe.mui in the C:\Windows\System32\Boot\en-US folder as well but the results are the same with Aurora showing at boot. |
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| Administrator | Re: Boot screen OK. Thank you. I'll add these results as well. |
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| Vista x64 User | Re: Boot screen is there any update on the x64 SP1 compatabillity/fix i am really excited to put a new high quality image on my Boot Screen Hmmmm... maybe i'll try a Aston Martin DB9 first... then i bet my mate will be naggin at me to put porno on there instead... gotta Admit im an anti porno kinda guy when it comes to using it on PCs, due to the Spyware/viruses... i'll stick to DVDs for that lol ;P... |
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| Administrator | Re: Boot screen LOL Smiler, Sorry, still no workaround found for a custom boot screen with SP1 installed yet. ![]() Shawn |
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| Vista x64 User | Re: Boot screen Thanks for the reply!!!. |
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| Ay, No Disrepect. | Re: Boot screen Slightly off-topic, but here's my vote for the last selection: OS boot information. As noted above, the Aura or Aurora screen is butt-ugly on a high res screen, especially the one in SP1. And the flow of info you get when you click the OS info choice is reassuring, especially to us box-monkeys who just can't leave well enough alone . Also as noted, if you run a disk check regularly (is this a good idea? or am I 'noid?) or memtest or anything else like that, it makes it more of a pain to have to go through the extra steps.IMHO not all the cool changes are worth keeping. They are fun to play with though, won't argue that. |
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| GrungeroMars | Re: Boot screen Hello everyone, i'm new to this very helpful and of course awesome forum. I just wanted some of your help. I followed the steps but the aurora screen won't change even in this path C:\Windows\System32\Boot\en-US. I'm using Ultimate 32bit SP1. Thanks in advance. Hoping for replies. |
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| Administrator | Re: Boot screen Hi Grungero, and welcome to Vista Forums. Did you do all of the steps in Option One for this? Option Two and Three will not work with SP1 installed. |
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| GrungeroMars | Re: Boot screen Oh i see, sorry. Option 1 works but others don't. Sorry. |
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