How To Change Mac OS X Boot Screen Logo?

Got bored seeing same old grey Apple logo on your Mac? Need something new to customize Boot screen logo? Then start customizing Mac OS X boot screen with BootXChanger. This application will allow you to change the boot Image and background color on Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6. Today I modified the grey apple logo to FreeBSD logo for fun ;) . Now I will show you how to do this,
1. Download and Install BootXChanger.
2. Once installed drag and drop BootXChanger into Application folder.
3. Now just drag the new image from finder window into the program and apply to change the logo.Here I used FreeBSD image,

FreeBSD Boot screen image for Mac OS X
Note:
Sample boot images are also comes along with this application.
You can also change your background color of the boot screen to something that goes better with your new logo.
Sample BootXChanger Apple Logo Images
4. Type the Admin password to allow BootXChanger to make changes.
Admin Password for Mac OS X
5. Restart  and checkout the new logo ;)
Windows users check this article,

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One Response to “How To Change Mac OS X Boot Screen Logo?”

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There are lots of stuffs available and coming up.
But you are laggin a lot..

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