Windows 7 Boot Screen Video
Martin | Dec 04, 2008 | Comments 8
It is kinda strange that a new feature like a bootscreen is gaining that much attention from Windows 7 news sites. Could be because there is not much to talk about these days as Microsoft is still tight lipped about Windows 7. This is probably going to change with the release of the public Windows 7 beta in January 2009.
Without further ado, here is the video of the current Windows 7 boot screen. Please note that Microsoft has modified the boot screen in the past and that it could still be subject to change.
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its not going to stay like that, i would bet on it. however the foundation that makes the video play may still emain much the same. customizable video boots anyone?
http://www.geeksmack.net/?p=554
Please link back to the true source of the news.
Hey I am trying to watch the video but the screen says no video was found, has the video been taken off the internet? Does anyone know what is wrong?
^^^
me too
What’s wrong?
ehh, 6801’s boot screen I thought was better, you could actually see that it was doing something, not just playing a quick animation, sure it pulsates but just because older windows has a gradient didnt mean you could tell it was moving or not
Its was not very much of anything, but do see that a lot of really cool boot screens will be created tho. I do tweak my WinXP, I do wish that MS would add built in tools to create new GUI content and tweaks the GUI just the way you would like it to look.
Nice video firehawk2012, what program are you using and it seen to be causing so delays of the GUI. I have been thing about doing the same thing, going to test Win7 on some older hardware to see what it will work on.
VIDEO OF WINDOWS 7 BUILD 6956 IN HD!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdiPKHZRKQI&fmt=22