Change the Windows startup icon to your own logo.

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opticgunship
Posting Freak

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12-10-2025, 11:18 PM

#11

It works specifically for Linux setups, but GIMP is already included with Mint. I edited the splash logo on my Linux laptop using that version. The BMP file is likely stored in a place like /usr/plymouth/resources/.

opticgunship

12-10-2025, 11:18 PM #11

RG48
Posting Freak

778

12-11-2025, 02:31 AM

#12

Mac started running Windows Vista rather than macOS 10, while Windows 10 remains active alongside macOS.

RG48

12-11-2025, 02:31 AM #12

Mac started running Windows Vista rather than macOS 10, while Windows 10 remains active alongside macOS.

Greenybomb
Member

158

12-22-2025, 01:54 AM

#13

It seems we might have lost track of the topic. Could you clarify what you're referring to?

Greenybomb

12-22-2025, 01:54 AM #13

It seems we might have lost track of the topic. Could you clarify what you're referring to?

SonyVegas_
Member

179

12-23-2025, 05:51 PM

#14

Accidentally veered a bit from the subject. Appreciate the understanding.

SonyVegas_

12-23-2025, 05:51 PM #14

Accidentally veered a bit from the subject. Appreciate the understanding.

stampy0114
Member

01-01-2026, 02:07 PM

#15

Sure, just let me know if you need anything else!

stampy0114

01-01-2026, 02:07 PM #15

Sure, just let me know if you need anything else!

Pynz
Junior Member

01-01-2026, 04:05 PM

#16

I succeeded and it functions. Created a section on How to Do It.

Pynz

01-01-2026, 04:05 PM #16

I succeeded and it functions. Created a section on How to Do It.

coopman2
Member

01-03-2026, 01:35 AM

#17

Great moment, MBR did it!

coopman2

01-03-2026, 01:35 AM #17

Great moment, MBR did it!

renliff
Member

240

01-03-2026, 02:25 AM

#18

In reality, bootres.dll and certain applications help resolve issues.

renliff

01-03-2026, 02:25 AM #18

In reality, bootres.dll and certain applications help resolve issues.

HunterIV4
Member

01-07-2026, 06:31 PM

#19

It seems this approach is mainly applicable to older MBR-based setups. Learning how to implement it on a UEFI system would give you an advantage.

HunterIV4

01-07-2026, 06:31 PM #19

It seems this approach is mainly applicable to older MBR-based setups. Learning how to implement it on a UEFI system would give you an advantage.

djriplout
Junior Member

01-09-2026, 10:39 PM

#20

UEFI is secured. The first file is bootres.dll and the second resides on the motherboard. Modifying them isn't possible unless your motherboard supports custom images and they remain fixed.

djriplout

01-09-2026, 10:39 PM #20

UEFI is secured. The first file is bootres.dll and the second resides on the motherboard. Modifying them isn't possible unless your motherboard supports custom images and they remain fixed.

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