BootSkin and SP2

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I just found something amusing... I followed the link from the MSKB site
regarding the conflict between SP2 and BootSkin. I found this quote on the
BootSkin site:

"Unlike other programs that can change the Windows XP boot screens, BootSkin
does so in a safe manner. <snip>

This has 2 advantages: 1) <snip>
2) There is no risk of having your system unable to boot due to a corrupted
file or after applying a service pack."

No risk? It is pretty much guaranteed. It corrupts the SP2 install process.

I know that MS has no warranties on what 3rd party companies say, I just
find this amusing that MS links to it and would like to share this (in case
someone who has BootSkin sees this before attempting to update to SP2).


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The problem with humanity is stupidity. I am not saying it is illegal to be
stupid, but why don't we take safety labels off of everything and let the
problem solve itself?