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Windows 1 Windows 2 Windows 3 Windows 3 Windows 3 Windows NT 3 Windows 3
Windows 1.0 Windows 2.0 Windows 3.0 Windows 3.1 Windows 3.1 for Workgroups Windows NT 3.1 Windows 3.11
Windows 3 Windows NT Workstation 3 Windows NT Workstation 3 Windows 95 Windows NT 4 Windows 98 Windows 2000
Windows 3.11 for Workgroups Windows NT Workstation 3.5 Windows NT Workstation 3.51 Windows 95 Windows NT 4.0 Windows 98 Windows 2000
Windows ME Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows 8, Windows 8 Windows 11
Windows ME Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 Windows 11

Windows 1.0x

Startup (Windows 1.01)

Startup (Windows 1.01)

Startup (Windows 1.01.11, Digital Equipment Corporation OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.01, Zenith Z-100 OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.01, Zenith Z-100 OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02)

Startup (Windows 1.02)

Startup (Windows 1.02, Philips OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02, Philips OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02, RM Nimbus OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02, RM Nimbus OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02, Siemens OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.02, Siemens OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03)

Startup (Windows 1.03)

Startup (Windows 1.03, HP Vectra OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03, HP Vectra OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03, HP-150 OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03, HP-150 OEM)

Startup (Windows TC 1.03, Tulip Computers OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03.04, Digital Equipment Corporation VAXmate OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.03.04, Digital Equipment Corporation Rainbow 100 OEM)

Startup (Windows VB1.03, Apricot XEN-i OEM)

Startup (Windows VB1.03, Apricot XEN-i OEM)

Startup (Windows VR1.03, Apricot Computers OEM)

Startup (Windows VR1.03, Apricot Computers OEM)

Startup (Windows 1.04)

Startup (Windows 1.04)

This is the first bootup screen for the OS.

Windows 2.0x

Startup (Windows/386 2.01, Compaq OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.01, Compaq OEM)

Startup (Windows 2.03)

Startup (Windows 2.03)

Startup (Windows 2.03, Wang and Amstrad OEMs)

Startup (Windows 2.03, Wang and Amstrad OEMs)

Startup (Windows 2.03, Tulip Computers OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.03)

Startup (Windows/386 2.03)

Startup (Windows/386 2.03.06, Toshiba OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.03.06, Toshiba OEM)

Windows 2.1x

Startup (Windows/286 2.1)

Startup (Windows/286 2.1)

Startup (Windows/286 2.10D, Tulip Computers OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.1)

Startup (Windows/386 2.1)

Startup (Windows/386 2.1, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.1, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows/286 2.11)

Startup (Windows/286 2.11)

Startup (Windows/286 2.11, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows/286 2.11, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.11)

Startup (Windows/386 2.11)

Startup (Windows/386 2.11, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows/386 2.11, NEC OEM)

Windows 3.0

Startup

Startup

Startup (Epson OEM)

Multimedia Extensions startup

Multimedia Extensions startup

Multimedia Extensions startup (Tandy OEM)

Multimedia Extensions startup (Tandy OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0A)

Startup (Windows 3.0A)

Startup (Windows 3.0A, Fujitsu OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0A, Fujitsu OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0A, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0A, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0B, NEC OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.0B, NEC OEM)

Chinese Tranditional Startup

Chinese Tranditional Startup

Korean Startup (Windows 3.01, Samsung OEM)

Korean Startup (Windows 3.01, Samsung OEM)

Japanese Startup (Windows 3.02, IBM OEM)

Japanese Startup (Windows 3.02, IBM OEM)

Windows 3.1

Startup

Startup

Dutch startup

Dutch startup

Startup (AST OEM)

Startup (AST OEM)

Startup (Compaq OEM)

Startup (IBM OEM)

Startup (IBM OEM)

Startup (NEC OEM)

Startup (NEC OEM)

Startup (Zenith OEM)

Startup (Zenith OEM)

Startup (Windows 3.1 for Central and Eastern Europe)

Startup (Windows 3.1 for Central and Eastern Europe)

Startup (Windows 3.1 English with Farsi support)

Startup (Windows 3.1 English with Farsi support)

Asian startup

Asian startup

French startup

French startup

Korean startup

Korean startup

Japanese startup (3.1 build 160)

Japanese startup (3.1 build 160)

Windows 3.1 for Workgroups

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Windows NT 3.1

Windows NT 3.1

Windows 3.11

Startup

Startup

Startup (IBM OEM)

Startup (IBM OEM)

Startup (English with Thai support)

Startup (English with Thai support)

Windows 3.11 for Workgroups

Startup

Startup

Startup (Tulip Computers OEM)

French startup

French startup

German startup

German startup

Windows 3.2

Startup (Taiwan)

Startup (Taiwan)

Startup (PR China)

Startup (PR China)

Windows NT Workstation 3.5

Windows NT 3.5 Workstation

Windows NT Workstation 3.51

Windows NT 3.51 Workstation

Startup

Startup

Startup (OSR 2.x)

Startup (OSR 2.x)

Startup (Microsoft Plus! version)

Startup (Microsoft Plus! version)

Shutdown prompt

Shutdown prompt

Shutdown complete screen

Shutdown complete screen

Windows NT 4.0

Workstation

Workstation

Embedded

Embedded

Windows 98

Startup

Startup

Startup (during install)

Startup (during install)

Startup (Microsoft Plus! version)

Startup (Microsoft Plus! version)

Shutdown prompt

Shutdown prompt

Windows 2000

Startup

Startup

Windows ME

Startup

Startup

First boot

First boot

Windows XP

Startup (Professional, RTM & Service Pack 1)

Startup (Professional, RTM & Service Pack 1)

Startup (Home Edition)

Startup (Home Edition)

Startup (64-bit edition, version 2003)

Startup (64-bit edition, version 2003)

Startup (Service Packs 2 and 3)

Startup (Service Packs 2 and 3)

Startup (Professional x64 Edition, RTM & SP2)

Startup (Professional x64 Edition, RTM & SP2)

Startup (Tablet PC Edition)

Startup (Tablet PC Edition)

Startup (Media Center Edition)

Startup (Media Center Edition)

Installation Setup

Installation Setup

Shutdown prompt

Shutdown prompt

Shutdown complete (only appears on PC without ACPI support)

Shutdown complete (only appears on PC without ACPI support)

The Shutdown complete version can only be seen if your PC does not provide the ACPI portion for the computer.

Windows Vista

Startup (Phase 1 - this one is also used for Windows 7 Starter Edition and in Windows 7 when launching Startup Repair)

Startup (Phase 1 — this one is also used for Windows 7 Starter Edition and in Windows 7 when launching Startup Repair)

Startup (Phase 2)

Startup (Phase 2)

Shutdown complete

Shutdown complete

Windows 7

Startup

Startup

Windows 7 support for Service Pack 1 ended in 2020.

Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10

Default Windows 8,8.1 and 10 loading screen

Default Windows 8,8.1 and 10 loading screen

Computer manufacturer loading mostly seen on OEM builds like Dell in this screenshot

Computer manufacturer loading mostly seen on OEM builds like Dell in this screenshot

Logo with only the loading symbol

Logo with only the loading symbol

Example of Windows 8.1/10 booting using UEFI (no OEM)

Example of Windows 8.1/10 booting using UEFI (no OEM)

Better logo needed gallery

On computers with UEFI firmware, the Windows logo is replaced with the logo of the computer/motherboard manufacturer. On other machines, only the Windows symbol is shown instead.

Windows 11

Startup with the old loading animation from Windows 8.x/10. Only used on Sun Valley (21H1) build.

Startup with the old loading animation from Windows 8.x/10. Only used on Sun Valley (21H1) build.

Startup with 10X loading animation. This is currently used starting with the Sun Valley 2 (22H2) update.

Startup with 10X loading animation. This is currently used starting with the Sun Valley 2 (22H2) update.

Just like the Windows 8.x-10 startup animations, the Windows logo is replaced with the OEM/motherboard logo. Otherwise, the Windows logo is shown instead.

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Windows

Current

Windows (Mixed Reality | IoT | Server | Server Essentials | 365) | One UI Book1

 V  T  E 

Microsoft Windows apps

Current:

Accessory Center | Alarms & Clock | App Installer | BitLocker | Calculator | Camera | Clipchamp | Command Prompt | Component Services | Computer Management | Console | Copilot | Credential Manager | Defender | Error Reporting | Device Manager | Disk Cleanup | Drive Optimizer | Driver Verifier | DVD Player1 | DxDiag | Event Viewer | Feedback Hub | File Explorer (3D Objects | Desktop | Documents | Downloads | Favorites | Folder | Links | Music | Network | Pictures | Program | Recycle Bin | Saved Games | Searches | This PC | User’s files | Videos) | Firewall | Fresh Paint | Get Help | Get Started | Ink | Installer | iSCSI Initiator | Journal | Live Captions | Local Security Policy | Magnifier | Management Console | Maps | Media Player | Memory Diagnostic | Messaging | Mobile Plans | Mobility Center | Money | Movies & TV | Narrator | Notepad | ODBC Data Sources | On-Screen Keyboard | Paint | Paint 3D | PC Health Check | Performance Monitor | Phone Link | Photos | Power Automate | PowerShell (ISE) | PowerToys | Print 3D | Private Character Editor | Quick Assist | Registry | Remote Desktop | Resource Monitor | Run | Search | Security and Maintenance | Services | Settings | Snipping Tool (Snip & Sketch) | Solitaire Collection | Speech Recognition | Sports | Start | Steps Recorder | Sticky Notes | Store | Support Diagnostic Tool | Sync Center | Sysprep | System Configuration | System Information | System Restore | Task Manager | Task Scheduler | Task View | Terminal | Tips | Tools | Update | Voice Recorder | Weather | Windows Subsystem for Linux (Android) | Whiteboard | Xbox | Xbox Game Bar


Former/Defunct/Deprecated:
3D Builder | 3D Viewer | Anytime Upgrade | Application Center 2000 | Backup and Restore | Calendar | CardSpace | Character Map | Chat | Clipboard | CD Player | Clipboard | ClipBook Viewer | Clock | Contacts | Control Panel | DVD Maker | Easy Transfer | Fax | Fax and Scan | File Manager1 | Food & Drink | Games (Chess Titans | FreeCell | Hearts | Hold ‘Em | InkBall | Mahjong1 | Minesweeper1 | Purble Place | Reversi | Spider) | Health & Fitness | Help + Tips | Homegroup | HyperTerminal | IExpress | Imaging | Internet Explorer | Journal | Mail | Math Input Panel | Media Center | Media Player Legacy | Meeting Space | Messaging | Messenger | Mixed Reality Portal | Mobile Device Center | Movie Maker | My Briefcase | NetMeeting | Outlook Express | People | Photo Gallery | Program Information Editor | Program Manager | Reader | Reading List | Recovery Console | Reliability and Performance Monitor | Scanner | Sidebar | SideShow | System Policy Editor | Spooler | Travel | Ultimate Extras | Video Editor | Virtual PC | Welcome Center | WordPad | Xbox Console Companion | Xbox Games | XPS Viewer | Zune


1 Spun off into a Microsoft Store app

Windows 11 Icon


Defunct/Deprecated
Embedded (Automotive | Compact) | Games for Windows (Live) | Live (Essentials | Messenger) | Modular | WinFLP | Home Server | Phone (Store) | RT

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Windows Live

Services

Agents | Alerts | Barcode | Calendar | Devices | Events | Expo | Family Safety | Groups | Hotmail | Live for Mobile | Mail | Mesh | Messenger | Movie Maker | Office Live | OneCare | People | Photo Gallery | Search | SkyDrive | Spaces | Toolbar | Writer

Windows Live logo


1 Developed by Samsung Electronics; software skin for Galaxy Book series

Windows 2021

Windows 7 Boot Updater is a free Windows boot logo editor which you can use to edit boot animation in Windows 7. By default during the boot process you will see text “Starting Windows”, nice looking Windows logo animation and at the bottom you should see Microsoft Corporation written. If you ever wanted to change those, and use a boot animation, image or text of your own, now you can do it with Windows 7 Boot Updater.

Windows 7 Boot Updater default window

Screenshot above shows us the interface of this free boot logo editor for Windows 7. From what we described above you probably concluded that what we’re proposing to do is very complicated, after all we’re talking about changing boot logo. Once that you actually open up Windows 7 Boot Updater, you see how easy it is to do it. On the right you can see preview area, and on the left there are options for changing both the booting and resuming animation, they can be changed separately.

Key Features of Windows 7 Boot Updater:

  • Free and simple to use, portable, there’s no need for installation.
  • Change normal boot logo and resume boot logo, each with its own.
  • Set your own image, both static images and animations are supported.
  • Edit boot text, turn them off, use only one, change the text.
  • Preview area to preview changes with support for full-screen view.
  • Save edits made as boot skins and download others online.
  • Generate boot skin installer, for easy installation on other PCs.

Default boot logo that we described in the introduction is very impersonal, and a lot of people will probably want to change it to something after their own taste. That’s exactly where Windows 7 Boot Updater comes into play. Here are few pointers to help you get started.

To start editing boot screen you just need to download and run Windows 7 Boot Updater. This is a portable application, so there’s no need for installation.

Windows 7 Boot Updater edited boot logo

Make sure that the Booting tab is selected all the way at the top if you’re interested in editing normal boot screen. For Resume boot screen editing, switch over to the Resuming tab. Colors can be changed for both the entire boot screen, and also for individual messages. If you want you can even turn off messages and just have images as background. To change the number of messages click on the Count drop down menu, to add your own background select the Animation drop down menu at the top and select Static image, for animation select Animation.

Windows 7 Boot Updater changed logo

This is how edited boot logo will book like if you only change text. When you change images or colors, it’s gonna be changed accordingly.

Conclusion:

Windows 7 Boot Updater does a very good job of changing the boot logos. Everything can be edited, text, colors, you can add images, and much more. If you are interested in making the boot logo of your Windows 7 system your own, this is the tool for you. Free download.

Download Windows 7 Boot Updater.

You may also try Boot UI Tuner and read our tutorial on How to change boot screen of Windows.

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Works With: Windows 7
Free/Paid: Free

Those who have been following Into Windows for a long time might already know that the end user can’t replace the awesome Windows 7 boot animation (boot logo) with a custom one.o A few months back Microsoft’s Engineering Windows 7 blog detailed why Windows 7 doesn’t let end users customize the boot animation and boot screen.

Windows 7 Boot Animation Changer

Windows 7 users who aren’t happy with the default boot screen animation or users who’re fed up of seeing the same boot screen animation every time Windows boots might want to change it with a custom animation or static picture. The good is that it’s now possible to customize the Windows 7 boot screen by replacing default animation and default Starting Windows message with the help of a free tool.

A little over one year after the Windows 7 RTM build release, Jeff Bush at Coder For Life website has released a free tool that does the miracle with a click! Yes, you can now replace the Windows 7 boot animation with a custom one.

Change Windows 7 boot screen logo animation

Windows 7 Boot Animation Updater is a small tool that not only allows you to change boot animation but also edit “Starting Windows” and “Microsoft Corporation” messages in a jiffy.

Windows 7 boot animation changer

Key features:

  • Modifies the boot animation
  • Modifies the boot text “Starting Windows” and “© Microsoft Corporation”
  • Will compile the animation from 105 BMP, PNG, GIF, or TIFF images
  • Does not require any other applications (like ImageX)
  • Designed to be idiot-proof by having numerous checks
  • Automatically backs up the modified winload.exe and bootres.dll
  • Can be run as a GUI or command-line program
  • Works for 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 7
  • Numerous other little things (e.g. forcing timestamps) to match the original

Before you jump to the download page, let us remind you that this is an advanced tool and one should backup Windows and data or at least create a system restore point as this tool edits or replaces some original system files. We suggest you run this tool with admin rights to avoid errors.

Note: A new version of Windows 7 Boot Animation Updater has been released. Please go through Windows 7 Boot Updater beta version released article to know what’s new in the latest version.

Download Windows 7 Boot Animation Updater

Had a small issue trying to install Windows 7 Pro on DELL Latitude E5430 laptop that originally came with Windows 8. Using DELL original Windows 7 Pro installation DVD.

First issue was that Windows 7 Pro installation DVD would not boot. This one was easy to resolve. Simply load DELL BIOS and disable Secure Boot feature.

DELL Secure Boot

After this Windows 7 installation would boot from a DVD, load some files and then got stuck on Starting Windows logo. This one was resolved by enabling Legacy Boot option. On DELL Latitude E5430 this can be done following way:

  • As soon as DELL logo appears press F12 to load a Boot Menu
  • In the Boot Menu choose the last option — Change Boot Mode Settings
  • In next screen choose option — Legacy Boot Mode, Secure Boot OFF
    Legacy Boot Mode, Secure Boot OFF
  • Confirm changes on the last screen
  • After this computer reboots and Windows installation should work fine

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