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custom windows 2000

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I am making a custom windows 2000, Does anyone have any files I can slip into the iso to spruce the looks of it?

Thanks


I am making a custom windows 2000, Does anyone have any files I can slip into the iso to spruce the looks of it?

Thanks

There is "Xp Icons" pack if youre into more colours, as a good silent installer.

However there is a major problem:

once you add reg key to run explorer in separate memory, many icons will come back to default:

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So either you have colourful icons or explorer runing separately, but not both :(

Personally I always add patched explorer to have "high color icons" in systray (actually 256 only, but looks as good as 16-bit col on 99% of icons), and a reg key with my personal color themes set as default for all & new users (I find all windozes default colours very unattractive, but maybe its just me).

Sometimes I add my own Themes too if I do it for my n00bish friends (main reason is to have an Admin's wallpap saying "install/change/do whatever you need to, and immediately get the f*** out of here to your own limited account" ;) /edit: of course in much nicer words lol/

Edited by no1none

I might try this. Do you know of a cool boot screen

hex edit NTOSKRNL.EXE and replace original boot screen with one of your own, it is very easy to do and well described on many sites if you need any help.

I have made one that look like XP (but said 2000 SP4) for my bud once, but it really didnt look good in 16 col IMHO and I haven't play with it since.

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