a13antichrist
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Courtesy of Tuttle over at HWC:
Also Maxout pointed out a useful system program: sfc.exe, which is found in c:\windows\system & can simply be run from the RUN window on the start menu. It checks for corrupt of altered system files, and lets you replace any files with their original version from the CD. Could be useful for getting rif of pesky new dll versions with MS updates..
Again these two are most probably specific to Win9x.

Originally posted by Tuttle:
To remove the splash screen manually, open a dos prompt and type:
ATTRIB -S -H -R C:\MSDOS.SYS
EDIT C:\MSDOS.SYS
Then add (or change) the line "Logo=0" (no quotes) under the [Options] section. Save it, and back at the dos prompt:
ATTRIB +S +H +R C:\MSDOS.SYS
Also Maxout pointed out a useful system program: sfc.exe, which is found in c:\windows\system & can simply be run from the RUN window on the start menu. It checks for corrupt of altered system files, and lets you replace any files with their original version from the CD. Could be useful for getting rif of pesky new dll versions with MS updates..

Again these two are most probably specific to Win9x.
