How to change Vista boot-up music?

M

MusicLover

On a Vista system, the music that plays when one's computer is turned
on is not easily changed, as it is in Win XP.

How can the Vista boot-up music be changed to a different one of the
user's choice?

Thanks.
 
K

kevpan815

MusicLover said:
On a Vista system, the music that plays when one's computer is turned
on is not easily changed, as it is in Win XP.

How can the Vista boot-up music be changed to a different one of the
user's choice?

Thanks.
Simple, Don't Use It, Use Linux Instead, Just FYI.
 
R

rtk

The startup sound is hard coded, but can be muted. You can still set your
own login sound though, pretty close to the same thing.

rtk
 
T

Tie Various

some people have reported that they have hacked the dll that its hard coded
into
with a program and replaced the sound inside...

I could do it too.. but I think its too much hassle.. do what RTK said,
excellent advice.
Mute it and change the login sound
 
M

MusicLover

OK, thanks. Exactly what is the procedure to first mute it, and then
to change the login sound?
 
T

The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly

rtk said:
The startup sound is hard coded, but can be muted. You can still set
your own login sound though, pretty close to the same thing.

rtk

Wow, that sucks. They are locking down vista even more then and
allowing less customization apparently. In any older version of windows
you could use a free bianary editor to change the splash screen/sound.
Too bad!

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R

rtk

"The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly Known as Nina DiBoy'"
Wow, that sucks. They are locking down vista even more then and allowing
less customization apparently. In any older version of windows you could
use a free bianary editor to change the splash screen/sound. Too bad!

This is hardly a critical customization object. You can achieve the same
results, so what's the issue?

At least they allow you to mute this item, unlike another OS named after
cats.

rtk
 

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