If you are tired of watching the same animation when your Windows 7 boots or want to change the default Windows 7 branding then Windows 7 Boot Updater is the best tool to have. It is an application that allows you to choose a custom animation when Windows boots and also you can change “Starting Windows” and “Microsoft Corporation” text to anything you like.
Features Of Windows 7 Boot Updater
- Changes the boot animation, text, the background and the color of the text.
- Not only for start-up, you can change the settings for Hibernation screen as well.
- You can choose a static image or animation with series of BMP, PNG, GIF, or TIFF images.
- Does not need any supporting applications. You only need Windows 7 Boot Updater to customize your Windows 7 boot screen.
- Automatically backs-up the modified files and keeps them if you need to restore them in future.
- It works for all versions of Windows 7, i.e. any edition of Windows 7, with any language, 32-bit or 64-bit.
How To Use Windows 7 Boot Updater :
- Download Windows 7 Boot Updater.
- Run the exe file.
- You will see a screen like below
The interface of the program is very easy. You just need to change the values on the left side and the changes will reflect on the right side as soon as you change something. You can make your own animation but remember, you need to have 105 frames for your animation to render correctly. If you want to use some existing animations then we have short listed some of them, download them straightaway :
- Glow Windows 7 (Our Favorite)
- Windows 8 Boot Screen
- Windows 7 sliding boot animation
- Glowing Apple
- Boot Animation 7 Spiral
- Laptop-ed Windows 7
- Win7 Boot Animation 7 flag
- Xmas Tree
- Windows 7 Boot Animation Stargate
Download Windows 7 Boot Updater
I want to change the first screen which we saw when start the computer………….please help me..i got laptop in RGVDY……..when I start it then I have to watch the pic of Rajiv Gandhi.
I am not sure which screen you are talking about. Can you tell what comes before that image and what follows after that?