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David W.
I don't know if this has already been mentioned in here
or not, but I want to mention it anyway. Why did
microsoft have to change our boot/splash screen after
installing SP2 ? Now...as I understand, everyone that
installs the SP2 update has the same basic boot screen.
Whether or not you have xp home edition or professional,
it just simply says windows xp. Also, the progress bar is
is blue, no matter if you have xp home or professional. I
really wish that they would have left that alone. I guess
the only way to correct this is to make a copy of the
ntoskrnl.exe original boot screen file. Save it somewhere
in a safe place, and then after installing SP2, replace
the newly created file with the original one that you
copied and saved. I also wish that microsft had setup a
totally seperate newsgroup, JUST for discussing XP SP2 .
or not, but I want to mention it anyway. Why did
microsoft have to change our boot/splash screen after
installing SP2 ? Now...as I understand, everyone that
installs the SP2 update has the same basic boot screen.
Whether or not you have xp home edition or professional,
it just simply says windows xp. Also, the progress bar is
is blue, no matter if you have xp home or professional. I
really wish that they would have left that alone. I guess
the only way to correct this is to make a copy of the
ntoskrnl.exe original boot screen file. Save it somewhere
in a safe place, and then after installing SP2, replace
the newly created file with the original one that you
copied and saved. I also wish that microsft had setup a
totally seperate newsgroup, JUST for discussing XP SP2 .