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Remove Windows Logo During Boot Up In XP
Are you sick of looking at the Windows XP logo when you boot up your computer? Here is a quick tip on how to disable it.
Click Start \ Run and type in ‘msconfig’ and hit Enter or click OK.
Next in the System Configuration Utility select the BOOT.INI tab and place a check next to /NOGUIBOOT. Click Apply then Ok. Now when you reboot your computer you will not see the XP logo, just a blank screen.
Keep in mind that if something errors out during boot, there will not be any visual cues.
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- Published 05/28/07
something related to it
anyway to replace the startup and shutdown logo with other pictures?
what is that “/basevideo” option then?! :-?
The /basevideo parameter directs Windows to use VGA video mode.
from msdn.
how to remove the company logo eg “WIPRO” from the startup…???
plz help..!!! :) :)
Can this also be done in Windows 7?