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wolfsoul

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    Here ya go.. ;) I got this trick from my friend AMC @ Project Alchemist

    1st you make a Reg file... open notepad.. type or paste then save as wall.reg

    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

    ;Default Wallpaper

    [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop]

    "Wallpaper"="%SystemRoot%\\\\Web\\Wallpaper\\example.jpg"

    Put that file in $OEM$ folder and put the wallpaper.. example.jpg or whichever you wish.. in $OEM$\$$\Web\Wallpaper\

    Then you go also in $OEM$ and add next line to cmd.txt

    [Commands]

    "REGEDIT /S wall.reg"

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    I made a modded XP and all went well

    When I started up my virtual XP.. some Vista Build Tag started up along with my XP

    Its put a tag with "Ryan's Updated pack" on the desktop (and I didn't use any RVM addons)

    Does anyone have a clue where I got this from..

    Posted

    Right now Im working on an XP

    Got all my stuff and it will be Tomb Raider themed

    Now my question is..

    I have someone working on my logon and setup (maybe shutdown bar too)

    I wonder if it's advisable to have a custom boot..

    If not I could just use a green vista rtm

    Main colors are black, green (olive) and beige..

    And yea the main inspiration was Legend

    I also got some of my work for this XP on deviantart

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