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The thread discusses an issue with the Acer Aspire One where the boot screen doesn't display due to the device's low resolution (1024x600). The original poster is seeking a workaround, while a user points out that Windows Vista defaults to the old boot screen at resolutions below 1024x768. The thread concludes with the original poster resigned to waiting for a future, lighter version of Windows suitable for netbooks.
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Mitchell_A

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I have an Acer Aspire One, But the boot screen doesn't show, And I know it's because of the 1024x600 resolution (requires at least a 1024x786) but does anyone know of a work around? I miss my boot screen :(:D
 

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Seems so that Microsoft has fixed integrated that with screen resolution lower then 1024x768 always the old Vista boot screen appears.
 

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Bahhh...I guess I'll have to wait until the lite version comes out for netbooks in 2010 8-)
 

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