Replace the Windows boot splash screen.

Hello

I wanted to know that replace the windows with our own screen boot start screen is violation EULA License from Microsoft or not?

Thank you best regards &,.

Jitendra jegou

Hi Jitendra,

Yes, if you replace the Windows XP logo with a custom logo, that it violates the Microsoft EULA (end-user license agreement).

For more information, please see: hide the Windows boot splash screen

Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

Concerning
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