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    tankado Guest

    Howto make you own setup Boot Screen

    How to make your own Setup BootScreen

    I want to say i am sorry for those on Dialup.
    I tried my best to reduce the size of the images.
    Pls download the PDF instead. Again Sorry.

    NOTE: A fellow senior member has notice some posted Winntbbu.dll
    have missing "resources, strings and other stuff." When u start editing
    stuff outside my guide pls be careful.



    My first time to make a pdf file so be kind i willl update it as soon as i learn more about pdf editing.

    Estate Time to Complete Task: 5 ~ 10 mins.

    UPDATED: 12/02/04 >>> ModifyPE instructions Added.



    For the people having problems following the instructions. I made a Graphical suppliment for Step 2: You can view it below.

    Here is a Graphical Supplement to Step: 2 of my TXT instructions.
    Please refer to the TXT instructions First before proceeding to this Step.


    -- Click Save

    How do you check for Errors? ANSWER: Use JCarle's Viewer.
    When you are Satisfied with your work. Use the code below to cab the dll to dl_
    Code:
     makecab winntbbu.dll
    Then you take the winntbbu.dl_ and drop it in your U.A. I386 Folder. replacing the existing one.
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



    How to remove the TEXT Which I like to call Microsoft Propaganda. [3 Mins to Accomplish Task]

    1. Download this File STRINGS.rar (unrar to your Desktop)
    2. Open ResEdit
    3. Open your Winntbbu.dll ( follow the pretty pictures)
    4. Click Save

    How do I change the "Setup Will Complete in XXX Mins (Click Here)
    Last edited by dr.nil; 31-10-2006 at 03:16 PM.

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    tankado Guest
    You will hv to Edit two files to Change the SETUP WILL COMPLETE
    ------------------------------------------------
    syssetup.dl_
    WINNT32U.DLL
    ------------------------------------------------
    Location: U.A. I386 Folder do a Search for it.
    If you are too lazy, i also attach both files to the end of this post. You can just download it.

    Note: Use
    Code:
    Expand -R syssetup.dl_
    (Follow the pretty Pictures) I suggest using ResBuild cuz its Free & pretty! {Credit goes to Zbeta for finding this prog}

    SAMPLE


    When your done modifying your Winnt32u.dll & Syssetup.dll drop it into your U.A. I386 Folder.

    Note: Don't forget to use makecab to convert syssetup.dll back to dl_


    * note in order for you to see the changes you will need VM. jcarle's viewer
    will not show u the change.


    Just in case you screw up your Syssetup.dl_ and Winnt32u.dll
    Last edited by dr.nil; 31-10-2006 at 03:16 PM.

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    tankado Guest
    UPDATED
    Color Changer for changing the colors of the text and progress bar.

    Download the ChangerSFX.rar
    Double Click on the ColorChangerSFX.exe & Follow the pop up ReadMe.txt
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Step 1

    Double Click on BBU Color Changer.exe
    Select the target Winntbbu.dll
    Make your choice of colors
    Apply your changes
    Close out of BBU Color Changer.exe

    Step 2

    Double Click on ModifyPe and Compressor.cmd

    Step 3

    Move the modified WinntBBU.dl_ to your U.A. I386 Folder

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    wow some pics have to hide this thread from my son for a few years hahaha
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    slackware 10; Debian Sarge; Netbsd; server Openbsd; Windows 2000

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    cngn Guest
    How do you know he's not already hiding stuff from you Hawk ?

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    heh heh should giva tankado reps for his eye candy setups j/k

    i doubt if too many people had the patience for all the images to load and see all the pics

    tankado this is a good tutorial , did ya do it yourself ?

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    tankado Guest
    Yes, I made the guide myself, All my friends and peers all use High Speed Internet. min. of 4 MBPS. It only takes 3 seconds for all the pics to download. Takes my friends in the
    States even less time. I know that dialup users will hv a hard time so i made a PDF version. Glad u guys like it.

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    no worries.. its a well worked out tut , will definitely give it a try

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    digen Guest
    wow looks good.Giving it a try right away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cngn
    How do you know he's not already hiding stuff from you Hawk ?
    hmmm Cn i have to @@ on him so he is not @@ at ( . ) ( . ) not till he is hmmm 25, like he would say yeah right hahaha
    hawk here :
    slackware 10; Debian Sarge; Netbsd; server Openbsd; Windows 2000

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    unsure Re: HOW TO: Make you Own Setup Boot Screen

    This seems to be a very informative. Unfortunately, I am unable to view all but one image and none of the download links are working. I get page unavailable message. I am using a high speed internet connection, but the images still dont load .

    Could anyone suggest how I can view and download those files. I am really eager to try out this. Is there a mirror of this site and the files?

    Thanks,
    BW

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    Re: HOW TO: Make you Own Setup Boot Screen

    u guys are doin great job by sharing such tips with us.
    JUSTVICKS returns with a great relief
    and freedom is my realistic belief
    all above all
    someone shall fall
    but not me
    just wait and see.

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    Re: HOW TO: Make you Own Setup Boot Screen

    thats a very classy tut
    The most overlooked advantage to owning a computer is that if they foul up there's no law against wacking them around a little.
    -Joe Martin

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    Re: HOW TO: Make you Own Setup Boot Screen

    thats so nicely done.
    cheers pal

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    Re: HOW TO: Make you Own Setup Boot Screen

    thats a wonderful guide.
    appreciate it.
    thanks!
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