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"BootXP is an easy-to-use start-up logo changer. Use bitmap files or kernel files as sources. Show animated full-screen previews of the screens; you will see it as if you were booting. BootXP also makes a copy of your kernel and has a safe install/uninstall progress. With this new version, you can use any bitmap of 640x480 with 16-bit color, and you aren't limited to the default boot palette.
Features in version 1.85 include a highly optimized installation with BOOT.INI auto-detection, drag-and-drop support, and the ability to search for boot screens on the Internet from the BootXP interface." ~ Download.com
Changes:
- Fixed a bug that make impossible that BootXPv2 can run, this bug was triggered when you make a "Reinstall Of BootXP" in the boot.ini.
- Fixed a crash that occurs when drag and drop image files that need to be converted.
- Fixed a crash that occurs when you uses a TIFF with LZW compression.
- Fixed a bug that make impossible to drag and drop NTOSKRNL files and Zipped NTOSKRNL files.
- Added the functionality of use any type of zipped bootscreen, not only NTOSKRNL files.
- Added the feature to view the selected boot screen from the BootXP.net list with a click from BootXP interface.
- Optimized code (smaller size and zero risk of crashes when converting JPGs and other formats) but now you need to have this DLLs: MFC70.DLL, MSVCR70.DLL, and MSVCI70.DLL (all of them are available in download page).
- Added the option to export the converted boot screen to BMP Format.
View: BootXP Homepage
Screenshot: BootXP
Download: BootXP 2.1
If you upgraded your BootXP version from BootXP 1.x to BootXP 2.x without uninstalling the older version, and you are having "LoadImage()" errors, simply go to the "Options Tab", Reselect your Boot Screen Path using Browse Button and re-start BootXP to make the changes effective.
