Windows Vista's boot screen is pretty boring, and for those of you that like to really customize your desktop, you may be wondering why it isn't as easy in Vista as it was in previous versions? While it isn't as easy as it used to be, if you follow along while watching this tutorial you will see that changing the boot screen to your own custom image still fairly simple.
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2 Comments
Hi everyone,
How do I create a customized video screen to be imbedded in a website. Please help.
Thanks
When he's saying the image dimensions, he says 1024 by 768 when 788 is on the screen. Ive found this hack elsewhere and it is 768 to anyone who's confused.
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