How to get MS Paint

[UltimateWarez]

sup guys

i have a customized Xp , Paint was not on it.

how do i get MS Paint back? im currently running XP Black PIRATE..

cant seem to find MS Paint anywhere

 

[The_Unbeliever]

Instead of using piddly paint, why not use the Gimp?

 

[UltimateWarez]

how do i get that?

 

[hashbrown99]

Google

 

[PeterCH]

sup guys

i have a customized Xp , Paint was not on it.

how do i get MS Paint back? im currently running XP Black PIRATE..

cant seem to find MS Paint anywhere

Let the Great Fravia teach you how to find stuff on the web:
http://www.searchlores.org/rabbits.htm

BTW this post is not an endorsement of any downloads of illegal or copyrighted works by whoever reads it or anyone else.

 

[Creag]

how do i get that?

Here . . .

 

[AnomalyNexus]

I'm pretty sure just downloading mspaint.exe will work. Only relies on Windows API calls afaik.

 

[DJNgoma]

Why don't you use Paint.NET? It's from the MS camp anyway.

 

[Sting]

I'm pretty sure just downloading mspaint.exe will work. Only relies on Windows API calls afaik.

Good idea to log onto the Microsoft site with your unlicensed XP and then request a download!

 

[geezer]

Try this. I do not know if it will work on a hacked version, but is worth a shot.

Click on "Start" and then on "Control Panel"
Double click on "Add or Remove Programs"
Double click on "Add/Remove Windows Components" (Left hand side, third from top)
Double click on "Accesories and Utilities"
Double click on "Accesories"
Place a tick mark next to "Paint" and then on OK

You might be prompted to insert your Windows XP disk.

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

Why don't you use Paint.NET? It's from the MS camp anyway.

I installed Paint.NET yesterday and was really impressed. I reminds me a lot of Photoshop without the PRICE. Way better than standard Paint

 

[howardb]

MS Paint from my XP installation is 335kb in size - PM me and I'll mail it if you want to try it out.

 

[Sackboy]

Try this. I do not know if it will work on a hacked version, but is worth a shot.

Click on "Start" and then on "Control Panel"
Double click on "Add or Remove Programs"
Double click on "Add/Remove Windows Components" (Left hand side, third from top)
Double click on "Accesories and Utilities"
Double click on "Accesories"
Place a tick mark next to "Paint" and then on OK

You might be prompted to insert your Windows XP disk.

The above is the easiest way AFAIK. The same thing happened to me. Can't explain why or how either just yet.

The paint.net thing is a pain unless you have the .NET framework, which is enormous to download.