how do i change my bootscreen in win98 se?

I want to change my bootscreen for win98 se , but don't know how can anyone help?
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Reply #1 Top
Create 3 Screens of size 320 x 400 256 color
One For Start Logo
One for Wait Screen
and One for Turn Off Screen
Save them all as Logo.sys , Logow.sys and logos.sys respectively.
Then Replace the Original Logos In yor Windows Directory.
They will also be .sys Files
Reply #2 Top
You can open the default Logos in MSPaint ( Shift + Right click => Open with..) to get an idea what the images should be.

the Should be in Win98 Directory.

e.g.
C:\Windows\logo.sys
C:\Windows\logow.sys
C:\Windows\logos.sys
Reply #4 Top
i still can't get it to change , what am i doing wrong?


Just a stab in the dark here, but after you edit the images, are you saving them as logo.sys etc or logo.bmp. It needs to be logo.sys AND is limited to the 256? colors.
Reply #7 Top
if you decide to have more than one set of logo screens, it'sbest to keep them in a seperate folder , and name each one something_logo.sys
something_logow.sys and something_logos.sys.
when you want to install the others, copy, paste into c:\ and c:\windows, replace the ones in those directories with the new ones and then "change name" to logo.sys,logow.sys and logos.sys.
because you have made them "copies" you still retain the originals in that seperate folder with their names so you know what they are for future reference.

at least that's what I used to do when I had 98....
Reply #8 Top
You could eliminate the guesswork and use this free application found here. http://dave.gasaway.org/software/logoschemes.html
Reply #9 Top
hey UBoB... why make it simple....
Reply #10 Top
I used to use SUSD Screens when I was on 98. Always worked well for me. http://5star.freeserve.com/Desktop/StartupShutdownScreens/susd-screens.html
Reply #12 Top
They are for XP only.



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Reply #13 Top
use desktop architect is free and manager of wallpaper,icon,bootscreen,cursor and other !!!
is the best for w98 !!!and very easy too use !
Reply #14 Top
Go in dos
type in
Format c:

then upgrade so you can install windows XP.