how to "Manually" re-apply windows 7 bootup screen?


  1. rakcs
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    vista 32bit - win 7 RC
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    how to "Manually" re-apply windows 7 bootup screen?


    how to "Manually" re-apply windows 7 bootup screen?

    i already tried all the tips on how to re-apply the cool win7 startup screen. but didn't work

    already tried the bcdedit in command prompt and repair install. but no luck.

    any other ideas?

    will manually replacing the files work? has anybody tried it yet? thanks!
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  3. rakcs
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    vista 32bit - win 7 RC
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    Engineering Windows 7 : Engineering the Windows 7 Boot Animation

    my screen resolution doesn't support the windows 7 boot screen. how sad.

    do you know any work around to have this animation on 1024x600 screen resolutions?
    Last edited by rakcs; 16 Aug 2009 at 18:32.
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