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[nukisl]

How to add logo 2 system properties.........
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[nukisl]

kauruth danne nadda

 

[heshan123]

Yeah good question macho. I also wondered. I know how to do it in Vista but not in XP. If anyone knows pls let us know.

 

[KishanW]

hmmm.. sorry macho,
mama nam danne nathooooo

 

[nukisl]

Yeah good question macho. I also wondered. I know how to do it in Vista but not in XP. If anyone knows pls let us know.

ow macho mage aluth lap1ke tiyanawa

 

[nukisl]

hmmm.. sorry macho,
mama nam danne nathooooo

ok macho

balamu tawa kauruhari dannawada keyala

 

[amila325]

shi hi danne nam ne machan ath dala thiyena ekak wenas karanna nam dannawa he he

 

[malkavi]

oka oeminfo file ekak crete karala karannath puluwan....habai machan karana hati nam mathaka ne.......Nethnam winboost kiyala software ekak thiyenawa. Eken lesiyenma karanna puluwan.......

 

[amila325]

there you go man c below posts

 

[amila325]

Hello.
Here is a little windows tweek. Good for those who like to mess with their os.
This is to customise the system properties, details and picture.
All that is needed is two files:
Oeminfo.ini
Oeminfo.bmp

I have provided these files, but if you want to modify them yourself, then here is how:

Oeminfo.ini

System Properties/Support Information create oeminfo.ini (containing headings
[General]
Manufacturer=
Model=
[Support Information]
Line1=" "
Line2=" "

See my attached files from more info.

Oeminfo.bmp

The bmp picture should be 182 pixels wide, and 114 pixels high.
You can set this in paint under image>attributes.


These files need to be in:
Windows 98: C:\WINDOWS\system
Windows 2k: C:\WINNT\system32
Windows xp: C:\WINDOWS\system32

It could be a good idea to back up your original oem files.

After that you can press your windows key and pause/break to get your system properties box displayed.

here is one

 

[amila325]

Do you want to change the info & picture in the GENERAL TAB of the SYSTEM PROPERTIES were it shows the manufacturer of the PC?

To change this information, follow these steps:

You want to find a file called "oeminfo.ini". You can do this by performing a Find File for "oeminfo.ini".

The file is in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder. Make a backup of this file and save a copy in a safe place.

If your computer doesn't have this file, you can create a new one. Just follow the example below.

Open the oeminfo.ini file by double-clicking on it. You'll see a list of items that looks something like this:

[general]

Manufacturer= TLab404 Speed Computer.
Model= TLabian

[support information]

Line1 = "Support Information Here"
Line2 = Call somebody other than us. Tech support is expensive!
Line3 = Seriously.
Line4 = We mean it!


You can change the information after the = sign.

If you're creating a new oeminfo.inf file, just follow this format. Line 1 creates the Support Information Here button, Lines 2-??? are the information displayed in the box that pops up.

Perform a Save As, and save the file as a .ini file (replace the oeminfo.ini file in the system folder).

Check the OEM info by right-clicking on My Computer and select Properties. Your changes should be in effect.

You can also add an image to the OEM info box. To do this:

Create a bitmap image with the dimensions of 175x100 pixels.

Save the file as a bitmap and name it "oemlogo.bmp".

Place the file in the system folder along with the oeminfo.ini.

here is the two

 

[amila325]

nukio menna uba illuwa eka

 

[nukisl]

thanx amila

 

[amila325]

thanx amila

ela ela ado aththatama math oka hoya hoya hitiye

 

[nukisl]

thanx okkotama help karata man wade karagatta

 

[GTRZ]

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