Change the BSOD(Blue Screen Of Death) colors in Win98
Open SYSTEM.INI, a plain text file residing in your Windows directory, with Notepadand add/modify the following lines under the [386enh]section (example):
MessageBackColor=8
MessageTextColor=C In this case BSOD will display bright red characters on a dark gray
background. You need to restart Windows after making ANY changes to your System.ini.You can give them ANY value from the table below.
0 = black
1 = blue
2 = green
3 = cyan
4 = red
5 = magenta
6 = yellow/brown
7 = white
8 = gray
9 = bright blue
A = bright green
B = bright cyan
C = bright red
D = bright magenta
E = bright yellow
F = bright white
Colors 0 - 8 are usually used for background (screen color), and 9 - F for foreground (character color). You can use ANY color on this list for either background or foreground, BUT bright colors will show as dark colors if used on the background.
Open SYSTEM.INI, a plain text file residing in your Windows directory, with Notepadand add/modify the following lines under the [386enh]section (example):
MessageBackColor=8
MessageTextColor=C In this case BSOD will display bright red characters on a dark gray
background. You need to restart Windows after making ANY changes to your System.ini.You can give them ANY value from the table below.
0 = black
1 = blue
2 = green
3 = cyan
4 = red
5 = magenta
6 = yellow/brown
7 = white
8 = gray
9 = bright blue
A = bright green
B = bright cyan
C = bright red
D = bright magenta
E = bright yellow
F = bright white
Colors 0 - 8 are usually used for background (screen color), and 9 - F for foreground (character color). You can use ANY color on this list for either background or foreground, BUT bright colors will show as dark colors if used on the background.