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Win2k3 Boot Screens?

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I would think the older NTOSKRNL.EXE would cause problems.... thats certainly the case if you install Windows XP 'after' Windows 2003 :)

ill give it a burl tonite (thats about 5hours from this posting)

see what happens!

Cazzman.

you will most likely need to find a boot screen for the new ntoskrnl, go to google and search, you should find something there

  • 3 months later...

I've used different types of bootscreen editors and have almost made it work...using boot xp I was able to change the background of the boot screen and progress bar but the windows 2003 server was still there

i was playing around with it the other day... the image it uses, the win 2k3 server logo, isn't in ntosknl. i have no idea where it lives, but if anyone knows, i'd love to be enlightened.

  • 2 weeks later...
I would think the older NTOSKRNL.EXE would cause problems.... thats certainly the case if you install Windows XP 'after' Windows 2003 :)

:rolleyes: I built myself a new PC, installed win 98 on it, then found my win 2000 CD a few days later and installed that one. Now My win 98 and Win 2000 have a daul boot at start up. How can I delete my win 98 off my HDD for good without messing up anything else?

Thank you, Colin

PS Anotehr problem jst today is: my PC was fine untill a blue screen poped up saying a stop 0x000000A .....

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Address 80431BA5 base at 80400000, dat stamp blah blah.... - ntoskrnl.exe

Begining Dump of Physical Memory

This blue screen of death frooze my PC so I had no choice but to reboot. Now all "seems" well and normal again. Any ideas on how to double chck this ntsokrnl.exe file? Seems like I have a corrupt file somewhere. Any fixes

?

Thank you, Colin

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