| Version | 1.6 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | IntelegSoft |
| Release date | Feb 20, 2009 |
| Date added | Feb 20, 2009 |
| Os requirements | Windows Vista 32-bit/Business/Enterprise/Home Basic/Home Premium/Ultimate |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 93 931 |
| Downloads per week | 1 |
| Price | $14.95 |
Description
Quick and easy customize your Windows Vista boot screen logo. With Vista BootScreen you can change your Vista boot screen logos with full color images. No more boring progress bar and poor quality images. Now you can use your 32bit pictures in JPG, PNG or BMP format. You don't need to replace files manually. With skin technology you just create skin then install it into boot skins library and use it. Create your own Windows Vista boot screen skins and share them with friends or publish in the Internet. Try it and you will see how your Windows Vista can look. Furthermore, this application is absolutely safe for your system.
Version 1.6 updates security system.
Review
You don't look or act like anyone else, so why should your PC boot screen look like every other one in the world? Take care of that quickly and easily by personalizing your system's Vista boot screen with this easy-to-use app.
Vista BootSkin launches a simply designed, easy-to-understand window with five large, colorful icons and some contextual fields and drop-down menus. A large, colorful nag screen also accompanies every launch until the app is registered, but a single click sends it on its merry way. This free app performed very nicely during our tests. It responded quickly to our commands, and creating, naming, and categorizing a new skin was a fun, simple process. We liked that we could create an entire library of skins, and could choose to display them either as tiles or thumbnails. We also thought including a Restore Windows Default Logo was a good idea. Installing a skin was another simple task. And we liked that some preformatted skins were included for those users who encounter a creative block.
We like the concept of extending personalization to the Vista boot screen, and we think most users will also like it. As we note, the nag screen is a bit pesky, but most users will have fun with this little tool.
