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Are You Bored with the default boot screen that you see every time you boot your windows Xp machine?


The answer of many users will be yes, but what prevents them changing it? well the answer may depend on whom it is being asked, But One thing is sure! Many users are afraid of the side effects of using such a third party software to change the default XP boot Screen, if so here is a grate solution for that!


But before do any thing or change any system files, it is always recommended
that you create a restore point on your computer, so in case if any thing goes
out of hand, it can be always restored to the earlier state!


The BootSkin app is a great piece of software, but it does not
do everything.Currently it does not allow you to use the
thousands of boot screens that were made especially for the
program.
The good news is there is a very handy hack that can be done in order to convert other boot screen compatible with the one I am gonna mention, i hope in future i will present all those cool hacks that you have been waiting for!
Click here to download BootSkin software for FREE!


Using BootSkin to change your boot screen

Its very simple, just select what you want and apply! that's it!
Several different boot-screen-changing programs are available
on the Web. Some of these programs are shareware and others are
freeware. Expert authors have used them all. According to them,
not all of them have been user friendly, and some of them have
been an out and out pain. The one Expert authors prefer to use is BootSkin by Stardock, which also happens to be free. This program is by
far the easiest and safest one to use to change the boot
screen.
for more boot Screens Visit Win Customize ! and Skinbase!


Check the next post on this blog to grab the tricks and tips of Windows XP and some interesting PC troubleshooting scenarios.

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