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Originally posted by leXX

You shouldn't play around with boot screens unless you are absolutely certain you know what you are doing. Do you have XP? If you do, get Style XP and you can change the boot screen easily, as well as your theme, logon, wallpaper and icons.

 

Yes I have XP, well... I had XP, I can't use it now.

 

So does that mean i'm screwed?

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Originally posted by leXX

You shouldn't play around with boot screens unless you are absolutely certain you know what you are doing. Do you have XP? If you do, get Style XP and you can change the boot screen easily, as well as your theme, logon, wallpaper and icons.

 

Yeah, you should use Style XP. I do. Its possible that something you changed didn't work, and meant that Windows stopped loading. Either that, or its not displaying the boot screen, so try waiting for a while.

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Originally posted by ExcelsioN

Yeah, you should use Style XP. I do. Its possible that something you changed didn't work, and meant that Windows stopped loading. Either that, or its not displaying the boot screen, so try waiting for a while.

 

Waiting for it to load?

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Originally posted by MMMPIE!!!

I said that when i posted the link :rolleyes:

I hope you manage to fix it IG

 

I did get StyleXP, it did my login but I couldn't find anything for boot screens

 

Btw, I'm not blaming anything on you, pie.

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Originally posted by ET Warrior

And todays lesson kids, is don't go messing with your computers settings unless you know what you're doing.

 

Lesson learned, I don't know why I was so stupid :(

 

When/If I get my computer us and running again, i'll get the newer version of stylexp like pie said

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You need to find out if it's NTFS or FAT32 first.

 

If it's a brand new computer (recently bought within the last 8 months), it should have windows xp service pack one installed.

 

There are two possible solutions:

 

FAT32:

1. Create a dos boot disc. Copy the file ntoskrnl.exe (C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe) from another computer which is running Windows XP with SP1 onto the boot disk.

 

2. Boot from the dos disc and copy the ntoskrnl.exe file to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe.

 

3. Remove dos disc and restart the computer.

 

NTFS:

1. Create a emergency boot disk from a computer running Windows XP with SP.

 

Goto Start>Programs>Accessories>System tools>Backup. From the Tools menu, select the ASR wizard and take a back up of the files.

 

2. Copy the file ntoskrnl.exe (C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe) onto the disk if wizard hasn't done so.

 

3. Boot from the emergency boot disc and copy the ntoskrnl.exe file to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe.

 

4. Remove disc and restart the computer.

 

You should have your computer up and running.

 

The above will work if you had service pack 1 installed, but if you didn't, then you need to copy the same files from a PC which is not running service pack 1.

 

Lastly, thank my husband. ;)

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Originally posted by leXX

You need to find out if it's NTFS or FAT32 first.

 

If it's a brand new computer (recently bought within the last 8 months), it should have windows xp service pack one installed.

 

There are two possible solutions:

 

FAT32:

1. Create a dos boot disc. Copy the file ntoskrnl.exe (C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe) from another computer which is running Windows XP with SP1 onto the boot disk.

 

2. Boot from the dos disc and copy the ntoskrnl.exe file to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe.

 

3. Remove dos disc and restart the computer.

 

NTFS:

1. Create a emergency boot disk from a computer running Windows XP with SP.

 

Goto Start>Programs>Accessories>System tools>Backup. From the Tools menu, select the ASR wizard and take a back up of the files.

 

2. Copy the file ntoskrnl.exe (C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe) onto the disk if wizard hasn't done so.

 

3. Boot from the emergency boot disc and copy the ntoskrnl.exe file to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe.

 

4. Remove disc and restart the computer.

 

You should have your computer up and running.

 

The above will work if you had service pack 1 installed, but if you didn't, then you need to copy the same files from a PC which is not running service pack 1.

 

Lastly, thank my husband. ;)

 

Ok, the computer i'm on uses FAT32 and doesn't have Start> Programs>Accessories>System tools>Backup but my computer uses NTFS, so what do I do?

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Then you do this...

 

Originally posted by leXX

NTFS:

1. Create a emergency boot disk from a computer running Windows XP with SP.

 

Goto Start>Programs>Accessories>System tools>Backup. From the Tools menu, select the ASR wizard and take a back up of the files.

 

2. Copy the file ntoskrnl.exe (C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe) onto the disk if wizard hasn't done so.

 

3. Boot from the emergency boot disc and copy the ntoskrnl.exe file to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe.

 

4. Remove disc and restart the computer.

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Originally posted by leXX

You shouldn't play around with boot screens unless you are absolutely certain you know what you are doing. Do you have XP? If you do, get Style XP and you can change the boot screen easily, as well as your theme, logon, wallpaper and icons.

 

LeXX is right Infact I wouldnt even change it its noth worth messing around for new art at a bootup screen

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