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Troublesome Style XP

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Maverick340
Maverick340 Original post #1
Sep 6, 2004 at 4:11 PM
:twisted: :evil:
I installed Style Xp and changed the logon screen and boot screen ..i unistalled style xp later on as it ate up too much memory
Now all my themes are deleted and the during the boot up the Os choice menue comes up which is very buging and also i wanned to change the logon screen to the Default
Any Answers............???? :idea:
aadipa
aadipa #2
Sep 6, 2004 at 5:48 PM
change wallpaper, else afterwards.......
A
Sep 6, 2004 at 6:39 PM
All these applications r nothin but a waste of time
n resources.
For me style xp is outaa style.
Cmon dont bother bout the interface it doesnt matter
N im sure ull learn this with time.
What matters is the productivity ?
Infact i strongly reccomend the windows classic theme n color schemes n etc.The new XP interface is nothing but a memory n cpu hog.
Old is gold.
A
Sep 6, 2004 at 7:12 PM
Try using some simple windows tweaking software
like tweakUI or system mechanic or norton to reset
the changes to the setup defaults
Or even reinstalling windows should do the trick.
W
Sep 6, 2004 at 8:15 PM
hey wait...reinstalling every time is not the solution...
by the time i get u the solution...d/l this utility for now..
resource hacker..
and wait..
i will be right back
JAK
JAK #6
Sep 6, 2004 at 8:23 PM
amanwannalearn said:
:twisted: :evil:
I installed Style Xp and changed the logon screen and boot screen ..i unistalled style xp later on as it ate up too much memory
Now all my themes are deleted and the during the boot up the Os choice menue comes up which is very buging and also i wanned to change the logon screen to the Default
Any Answers............???? :idea:

Just install StyleXp again...and copy the contents of the folder "#:\WINDOWS\Resources" to any other location say D:\temp..
Now uninstall stylexp and then copy contents D:\temp back to "#:\WINDOWS\Resources"
Download the uxtheme patcher(Google it) and patch ur uxtheme.dll file
After patchin uxtheme.dll Reboot.. Goto Display properties --> themes and change the themes or download more from
www.themxp.org and install them...

amanwannalearn said:
Os choice menue comes up which is very buging

well for that edit ur boot.ini file (C:\boot.ini) and under the [operating systems] <----look for this
keep only this line "multi(0)*anything*\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP..." *anything*/fastdetect

Hopefully u dont need to dual boot...Another easier way out is simply set the
timeout=0 in the boot.ini file
A
Sep 6, 2004 at 8:26 PM
whistler said:
hey wait...reinstalling every time is not the solution...
by the time i get u the solution...d/l this utility for now..
resource hacker..
and wait..
i will be right back
Agreed
Reinstalling is not the solution everytime
there are simpler ways to do it if you know how.
But
What has resource hacker got to do with his query??????????????
W
Sep 6, 2004 at 8:34 PM
resource hacker will make the real boot screen work again..
as for the dual entry in boot.ini..just follow what jak has said..
W
Sep 6, 2004 at 8:53 PM
heres the answer.....
*www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/25797/25797.html
T
theraven #10
Sep 7, 2004 at 3:21 AM
for ur multiboot option
its just that style xp inserts an extra line ....
one will boot with ur chosen screen
the other with the default one in case of any problems
when u reinstall style xp as i_w_m said ... just goto the boot screen option
and restore ur boot.ini file .. as the button clearly states ... that should be it ..
after that u could go for i_w_m's solution .. if this doesnt work
A
amitsaudy #11
Sep 7, 2004 at 3:33 PM
whistler said:
resource hacker will make the real boot screen work again..
as for the dual entry in boot.ini..just follow what jak has said..

:!: Oh!
:D Now i get what ya mean
:) Resource hacker is quite a handy utility indeed.
:?: But isnt this solution complicated for a fresher.
:?: :?:
Maverick340
Sep 7, 2004 at 3:57 PM
Evrythings Back to normal exept my themes.they are all mismatched
the icons,boot screen and logon screen are bk to normal
thanx guys!
PLS do sumtin bout my themes
Maverick340
Sep 7, 2004 at 4:02 PM
Evrythings Back to normal exept my themes.they are all mismatched
the icons,boot screen and logon screen are bk to normal
thanx guys!
PLS do sumtin bout my themes
T
theraven #14
Sep 7, 2004 at 4:52 PM
well u can just reinstall ur theme from ur display properties !
adithyagenius
Sep 8, 2004 at 6:16 AM
One more thing style xp 2.0 is incompatible with sp2.
JAK
JAK #16
Sep 8, 2004 at 3:13 PM
adithyagenius said:
One more thing style xp 2.0 is incompatible with sp2.

Style Xp 2.14 onwards is compatible...any version below 2.14 wont work... :wink:
it_waaznt_me
Sep 8, 2004 at 5:59 PM
theraven said:
for ur multiboot option
its just that style xp inserts an extra line ....
one will boot with ur chosen screen
the other with the default one in case of any problems
when u reinstall style xp as i_w_m said ... just goto the boot screen option
and restore ur boot.ini file .. as the button clearly states ... that should be it ..
after that u could go for i_w_m's solution .. if this doesnt work

Which post ..?
JAK
JAK #18
Sep 8, 2004 at 7:28 PM
it_waaznt_me said:
theraven said:
for ur multiboot option
its just that style xp inserts an extra line ....
one will boot with ur chosen screen
the other with the default one in case of any problems
when u reinstall style xp as i_w_m said ... just goto the boot screen option
and restore ur boot.ini file .. as the button clearly states ... that should be it ..
after that u could go for i_w_m's solution .. if this doesnt work

Which post ..?

He is refering to my post..... :wink:

I think theraven gets confused between u n me ..batt's.... :wink:
T
theraven #19
Sep 8, 2004 at 7:32 PM
oops
sorry abt that :D