BootXP 1.85a

Thanks to Mario Prieto for the email...

BootXP 1.85a (after a little bump in the road...) has been released.

The Most Important New Features And Bug Fixes are:

Added a Installer For Easy Installation.
Fixed a Installation Bug That Can Occurs If You Have Two Installation Of Different Operating Systems But With The Same Name In BOOT.INI.
Again, Rewritten 'First Run' and Uninstall Progress To Fix Some Errors.
Now BootXP Search The BOOT.INI Path Via Windows Registry Fixing The 95% of "BOOT.INI Not Found" Errors.
Also Fixes a Bug In BOOT.INI Generation and Safer Uninstallation Progress.
Added a Feature To Backup The Current BOOT.INI Line Used By BootXP, Useful For Boot With Deafult Boot Screen In Case of Problems.
Added The Option Of Preview/Install Boot Screens Via Drag And Drop.
Added a Option to Turn Off Overlay BMP Addition, Activate It For Get Rid The Overlays "Professional" or "Home Edition" in XP Boot Screens.
New Feature Allows Direct Search of New BMP (https://www.bootxp.net) and EXE Boot Screens (www.themexp.org) In Internet.
Added The Browse, Refresh and Delete Options To Boot Screens Directory.
Another Minor Bug Fixes, Optimizations and Error Handling.

Where are the Windows® Logo in Windows XP® or Windows 2000®

The Boot Screen Logo Are Stored as a Resource in the NTOSKRNL.EXE File, This file is in your WindowsSystem32 directory and it is called at boot by the Windows Kernel when XP/2k starts.

Solution...

Before the creation of BootXP, the only way to change the Boot Screen was to replace this file with another resource hacked NTOSKRNL.EXE containing another Boot Screen.

News source: BootXP