User talk:2K-tan

Regarding recent edit to Microsoft Windows NT
Hi, please don't add blank or otherwise unfinished sections to existing mainspace articles, as we don't desire such additions for quality control reasons. You can work on unfinished sections of existing pages in your sandbox. Thank you! HibiscusCrown20 (talk) 04:20, 23 November 2022 (UTC)

Expand two pages
Hi, can you please expand the M&M's and Coca-Cola pages for me? Samsunguno2 (talk) 13:42, 17 January 2023 (UTC)

Re: Where to find BIOS bootscreens?
I managed to extract the updated BIOS ROMS from BIOSTAR's website via the Wayback Machine (in particular the BIOSTAR ROMs I scouted were AwardBIOSes, hence the following). Then I would load it up with CBROM.EXE (16-bit; I used an NT4 VM to make it happen; can use DOS or any old Windows to run it) into cmd with "CBROM.EXE [insert BIOS ROM file here] /D" (case-sensitive) to fetch a list of the ROM's contents (making sure to look out for instances of "LOGO"), followed by "CBROM.EXE [insert BIOS ROM file here] /[LOGO ID] /extract", where I would be prompted to enter a name to save the extracted file as, which I would do [somefilename.pcx] or [somefilename.epa]. After saving it, I would copy the extracted file over to my host system. On my host, I would use Konvertor to convert it from EPA to BMP (so as to make it easily viewable in a common picture format). I then load the newly converted BIOS splash into mspaint and then save it as a PNG, and the upload it to AVID.

Hope that answers your question! :) MindsEyeTHPS (talk) 02:13, 29 December 2023 (UTC) MindsEyeTHPS (talk) 00:54, 30 December 2023 (UTC)