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Monday, May 23, 2005

Hiding Windows At Boot Up

This weekend I switched the front end menu system I've been using on my new Mame cabinet from Meedio Essentials to GameEx (excellent program!). While searching the GameEx site I also came across an article which details a process for removing all the typical stuff that is displayed during a normal Windows XP boot process. Following the article I now have an arcade cabinet that boots directly into GameEx (as a shell replacement).

The link is:

http://www.tomspeirs.com/gameex/Shell.htm

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