How to Change Windows 10's Boot Logo! (HackBGRT Tutorial)

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#MichaelMJD #Windows10 #HackBGRT

[@MichaelMJD]

Just for some clarification: It's pretty easy to recover if you screw up during the install process. There is a "Recovery" section on the HackBGRT GitHub page that walks you through it. You have to boot off of a Windows recovery or install disc/USB drive and run a command to restore the original EFI file. github.com/Metabolix/HackBGRT

[@Rashaexe]

I love how this comment has less likes than the other ones. Still liked the video!

[@RodrigoBadin]

Important step to prepare before if you don't have a second PC to see and execute this walkthrough.

[@thegamingtech7422]

Umm i have a lenovo laptop which has lenovo written on it. So if I restore the splash screen will it revert to the windows logo or the lenovo text

[@matrixcuberoadto6007]

omg Michael ty for hearting my comment

[@insanitylol]

My mb is A68hm-k I think will it work? I don’t think its uefi mode but has bios like uefi, so I might have the thingy I forgot it’s name

[@64bit-]

SSD users: *_the problem with being faster than light is, you can only live in darkness_*

[@9rye]

64 bit haha ssd go brrrrrrr

[@_jn0298]

I don't even have time to think why I'm turning on the computer

[@prashithaanil]

wait i dont see the windows logo because I am an ssd user ? oh my I thought for a second that my PC was broken

[@lav4fxz]

xD🤣

[@mohammadatifreyan5781]

MY BOOT TIME IS ONLY 3 SECONDS M.2 NVME SSD GEN4 RIP WINDOWS BOOT ANIMATION :D

[@SupaPhly0]

I bricked my old motherboard bios trying to upload a massive gif as a boot screen, good times

[@Huwitto]

F

[@seraph4911]

F

[@azuudaioh]

C

[@16Marguie]

Fun Fact @HSM Is Also A Music Artist!

[@haidenw]

F

[@sgal5845]

"C:\Users\Rick Astley\blah\blah\etc" *hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*

[@AniketSingh-hr8mi]

lmao

[@wouth]

69 likes nice

[@sgal5845]

@@wouth not anymore

[@wouth]

Gal Smirnov 😢

[@kek353]

Lmao

[@bitcat3909]

Wait, Did Micheal RickRoll us? His PC's name is Rick Astley

[@4fortyfour]

Yeah, i guess

[@bitcat3909]

@@4fortyfour I don't even care! After all, It's Micheal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@robotakrzysztofa7704]

Webdriver torso is one big Rick roll

[@haidenw]

@@robotakrzysztofa7704 agreed

[@deliciouschicken]

That's the user name, not PC name. But yes, we absolutely did get rolled lol

[@letcreate123]

My motherboard provider actually has an official utility that allows me to set my boot screen to whatever I want without having to use any hacky workarounds, it's pretty cool

[@ChillyEmber]

What mobo?

[@android-user]

What is the name

[@boni1182]

What brand

[@frozendude707]

Gigabyte, yeah, I did that ages ago too.

[@frozendude707]

It was called FaceWizard, it comes with the BIOS flasher utility @BIOS.

[@matrixcuberoadto6007]

0:56 notice how the use is named "rick astley" so i think we can confirm now that Michael mjd is secretly rick astley

[@SuperPlacido1]

I don't see it!

[@SuperPlacido1]

@@jayden_155 Oh I see it!

[@matrixcuberoadto6007]

@@SuperPlacido1 go 0:56 look at the windows logo in the bottom left corner then look above at documents then above at rick astley

[@SuperPlacido1]

@@matrixcuberoadto6007 DO YOU HAVE SEE MY ANSWER? I ALREADY SAY I SEE IT!

[@matrixcuberoadto6007]

@@SuperPlacido1 oh i didnt know.

[@arnob1711]

**Installs Windows 7 Boot Screen*

[@thealien_ali3382]

U sexy guy

[@ThomasMoneyhon]

It won't animate.

[@arnob1711]

@@ThomasMoneyhon I don't need it to...

[@beeswithchainsaws]

2:04 C:\Users\Rick Astley\Desktop\HackBGRT-1.5.1 Well done.

[@SkyyySi]

I love how the notepad instructions contain a VIM header. Also nice Windows user name :p

[@UnderfellSansTheEdgySkeleton]

As somebody sadly still with legacy boot I still find this cool

[@AeRiaL_]

>not a big deal ultrakek

[@gabitzu3456]

@Dragutin Maric you don't have to reinstall... there is a mbr2gpt utility in windows which converts your drive without deleting anything... i did this a couple days ago

[@BlueYoshi]

2:57 Your user name in Windows is Rick Astley.

[@conbyplayz-robloxadventure4096]

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[@doggie4587]

おじぇじぇけjめっ

[@ElNoobYT1]

@Danny Gee ­

[@josephamaral419]

@@Jan7727 Only possible when you delete system32.

[@ultrasalted]

This video reminded me of my win xp days.

[@alierengam1749]

Nobody: Karen: U BRICKED MY LAPTOP YOU GOTTA PAY FOR IT

[@Just_SmallWolf]

Lol

[@Immadeus]

Karen bad, now laugh.

[@jasonbrodbeck]

​@@Immadeus​The Karen circlejerk is getting really cringe

[@lm4278]

@@jasonbrodbeck Na. Not really. It's been stupid as fuck sense the beginning.

[@mattjw16]

Not really, if you brick someone’s laptop, you better pay for it. If you break it, you buy it.

[@xxstarbrite02xx30]

Wish there was a way to make that little progress bar from the XP startup screen

[@I_am_Allan]

So I assume this is how ASUS, ASROck etc do their fancy UEFI boot screens.

[@android-user]

Yeah I think so :)

[@ComputersVirtualMachinesAndMor]

Well it says hackbgrt, so I'm assuming that the function they're using is BGRT.

[@minecraftWithDanielD]

I think they just chuck it directly onto their motherboards. I mean I had a Win7 machine that had a major os failure, so I swapped its HDD for an SSD and put a clean install of win10 on it. The splash screen replacing the Windows Logo looked exactly like the logo I got during POST, so its more than likely on the board

[@android-user]

@@minecraftWithDanielD Yes. You can turn this "animation" or picture on and of in the bios even when no storage is connected-> pic is saved in the bios(?)

[@minecraftWithDanielD]

Android User As I assumed. That said, when Windows uses its generic screen, does that mean it’s loading it into the BIOS when installed, or are board manufactures actually preloading the Windows screen?

[@MaxwellKlinger]

Me: this looks like an interesting modification to make to my computer. Michael MJD: you do this at your own risk, the author of this tool and myself are not responsible for any damage that could occur during this process. Me: well now I don't want to >:(

[@stickinthemud23]

"and myself" - LOL

[@meligarcia]

Finally I can put A E S T H E T I C S on boot lol

[@skankhunt4207]

Lmao aesthetic logos just looks insanely cringy. Also don’t you see your motherboard logo? Unless If your using a shit laptop lmao

[@OsmaPvP]

cringe

[@enderb3rk]

you said "Don't do this your own risk!" so i do it on Oracle VM Virtual box and thanks!

[@axe.capital]

Just a pro-tip for everyone: - The image can be bigger than 300x300, at least in my case with a Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 8. - The text file that pops up during install can be modified for the position of the logo. The default is a little too high up the top. I used the following to make my logo more center: *image=x=auto,y=350,path=\EFI\HackBGRT\splash.bmp*

[@yorebuoy]

Can you explain the code and where to write it?

[@memesforgenz4736]

Time to rick roll my friends by changing their boot logo

[@raindrop3473]

gotta give that a thumbs up for sure

[@Windows2000Professional.s]

So... Did you do it?

[@ZipplyZane]

Most people see the Windows logo when booting from UEFI? I assumed that was just for BIOS mode. I see my motherboard logo.

[@BrotPizza]

Yeah boy me too but it was hella ugly from Msi so i turned it off in the boot options of my bios so now i see the windows boot again

[@solarwolf678]

Oh yeah mine says "Cyberpowerpc powered by Asrock" with the cyberpowerpc logo, even on my old system it would say hp and not the windows logo Edit: it just says cyberpowerpc on boot up, it says "cyberpowerpc powered by asrock" in the bios

[@engineerbot]

I don’t but mine was self-built so I can’t say anything.

[@solarwolf678]

@@engineerbot yes but it should say your mother board logo upon boot up

[@mariannmariann2052]

I thought the loading logo was a thing on the Windows installation.

[@katomiccomics202]

I wish this was a normal feature in the bios or in windows.

[@josephamaral419]

Finally. A good use for my old slow HDD. To be able to actually have time to see a custom logo upon boot. Take that SSD!

[@Damaj301damaj]

Respect for C:/User/Rick Ashley 😂

[@Damaj301damaj]

@KannaSan 😂

[@16Marguie]

OMG @@Damaj301damaj

[@Damaj301damaj]

@@16Marguie what im not even doing it anymore

[@16Marguie]

Wait what?

[@kek353]

Astley*

[@MaskedFella234]

Video: How to change Windows boot logo Me: cries in NVME

[@MrVuckFiacom]

Don't have an NVME, but I do have an SSD and all I see is the loading circle at the bottom without the windows logo present at the top.

[@Firytama23]

I Had A NVMe, But My Windows isn’t Display The Logo (Just Loading Logo, Not A Motherboard Logo)

[@AkxzL]

I did this to my friends laptop and I changed the Windows Logo to DIO Brando's Face. And when he turned on his laptop I screamed "You thought it was Windows 10 BUT IT WAS ME! DIO!"

[@zank8470]

Did he think Dio infected his startup? 🤣 Not being mean

[@AkxzL]

@@zank8470 Been 10 months but he was just surprised and was confused.Then I did the voiceline in front of him and we had a good laugh. I changed it back after a couple minutes of doing it. Never did it again though

[@drtweak87]

Reminds me of the Android 2.3 days when I boot looped my Droid X trying to install the elevator scene from Gungnam Style Music Video on my phone XD Also a lot of 3rd party motherboard have BIOS image reprogramers with them now and I would assume doing it that way would allow you to keep secure boot if it is needed. Normally I disable the Boot Logo on the motherboard for non OEM boards for 2 reasons. 1) I like seeing the BIOS screen and 2) Seeing that Gigabyte logo boot up is just. Yuck. lol But Gigabyte is one that gives you BIOS logo tool. At least on the ones I have used for first/second gen Ryzens

[@6344Dragonkingon]

Wish I could make Windows 10 look like Windows 98, like I could in Windows 7...

[@memeicusgaming2197]

Use classic shell or open shell to change the start menu and button also the task bar texture

[@hansmitdergans7879]

There actually is a way, but it needs much work and many 3rd party programs. However, the theme is still in the OS, it's just hidden under the metro interface.

[@nightbirdds]

Often times, your motherboard maker has a tool to do this, too. Gigabte has one called Face Wizard. No need to disable secure boot if you're using one of those tools. This is a good option for cases where you don't, though. Nice to kow it's gotten way easier.

[@engineerbot]

Is it like this for B450M motherboards (A gigabyte brand motherboard)

[@nazilramadhany658]

Can i enable the secure boot after i use hackBGRT?

[@DABUNGINATOR]

I don't think MSI motherboards have this. Well, mine doesn't.

[@shubhampandeyy]

I miss the new bootscreens with every new version of windows..

[@justsomerandompersononthei2595]

You haven't watched the whole video yet, and me neither.

[@AgentX11]

Are you Obi Wan

[@mondobe]

Agent 11 no

[@benas2747]

ITS UEFI!!! I wanted to change boot logo to garfield because im making a garfield theme laptop, will let you all know how it goes! Edit: it obviously didn't work.. Still it's fine because i have other stuff to set up!

[@ExperiencersInternational]

Never Gonna Give You Up Michael.

[@MasterQ18]

MSI changed mine to the MSI logo cuz I have there product

[@mrparalyzed6024]

Also, if you set the boot screen a missing image, HackBGRT will automatically use the original Windows logo. No need to be afraid.

[@EzMod-hp1vr]

that is the problem how can i solve that

[@lookitspandatv]

@@EzMod-hp1vr Make sure that you save the image in your EFI folder as a .bmp. NOT a .png, .jpg or any image format. If you can't find the EFI folder; do this When BGRT opens MSPaint, click File>Save As, then a new drive will appear. Click on that and you should be able to navigate to your EFI folder. Then to the HackBGRT folder. From there you can copy and paste your .bmp (image) into that folder. Make sure it's named splash.bmp. It will ask you to skip or replace, hit replace. Then close the window, CRTL+S in paint (or save button) and close paint. From there it should be changed to whatever you set the image to. If I misunderstood your question, I apologize, hopefully this helps you

[@LegoWormNoah101]

"You'll need UEFI" *I have a Mac*

[@GBrayJ]

Same!

[@thealien_ali3382]

I have Ubuntu, f ms, my specs: rtx 2080ti, i9 9900k, 64gb ram, z390 mobo

[@falcy2889]

Ali The Alien F for using ubuntu

[@GigantTech]

@@falcy2889 yes

[@michael8664]

IMPORTANT: Keep in mind that BitLocker is DISABLED before doing this! If not this tweak will encrypt your PC and cause your Restart Loop and won't even let you Reset your PC!!! Regards from Cologne, Germany

[@hilloberries]

I still use legacy :(

[@teacup4593]

you can still change the boot logo just different method

[@hilloberries]

@@teacup4593 idk

[@katsperino]

You guys have a windows boot up logo?

[@bjornroesbeke]

This brings me back to times when i changed the boot screen on Windows XP.

[@elliottpires7143]

I tried doing this it worked a week later it stopped working and did normal windows boot

[@AgungTrianto]

You can make the image full screen. Works fine on my PC. My screen resolution is 1920x1080 so I modified the image size to that resolution too.

[@shubhammanna]

"This is micheal your windows's default voice"

[@bsfgpmedia]

Наконец-то алгоритмы Ютаба сработали правильно, это видео мне действительно пригодилось

[@NeonfxGraphics]

I didn't even know windows has a boot animation like this thanks for that NVME SSD

[@ZX3000GT1]

First world problem

[@synthwavefox]

*Cries in NVMe drive* I never see the Windows boot logo, I'm actually serious. It has never shown up for me.

[@YEETMAN-dt9mb]

Do you see the motherboard logo though? You should always see the post screen

[@ZiggyTheHamster]

The reason you see your PC/motherboard manufacturer here is because the boot logo comes from an ACPI table called BGRT. ACPI is configured by the firmware. This hack replaces the table with the image you specify and then chain-loads Windows, basically. If your boot loader is something like Clover which already allows overwriting ACPI tables, you could theoretically plug it in there without this tool.

[@zekepliskin6398]

Works great, thanks! One caveat from me: in order to get it working on my HTPC mini system (ACEPC T11 Plus) I had to delete the HackBGRT splash.bmp as I couldn't just paste over it with my preferred personalised 300x300px Kodi logo splash.bmp. Once I did that, no more problem, I could copy/paste it straight over. Now, if only the PC manufacturer had given an image flasher for doing this, I wouldn't have to sit and look at the "American Megatrends" logo while the system spins up all the hard drives looking for a boot disk even though the eMMC is all it needs, that'd be even better...

[@Azapruu]

Finally I can delete LENOVO and change it to normal Windows 10 logo UwU

[@nigelhunter3622]

i have pcespecialist

[@Discoh]

Lenovo? More like LenOwO am i right gamers

[@haidenw]

I boot and it still has HP logo

[@simonsays2159]

Haiden Williams Can't you disable the hp logo in the bios?

[@haidenw]

@@simonsays2159 No I mean the HP logo instead of Windows or my custom logo

[@simonsays2159]

yeah, disable the hp logo in the bios idk

[@haidenw]

@@simonsays2159 You can't the only options are things like Time, Boot Mode, And boot order

[@YBSTV_Official]

I'm on HP aswell but lowkey thought HP would be petty like that and not allow us to change it smhh

[@gg1smk]

fun fact: after replacing .bmp file at hackbgrt folder (not in uefi disk) you'll get this logo in uefi disk

[@forestyking750]

Michael MJD be like i will never try this but i could try it in vmware

[@RubenGoMoRadioboyPlus]

Too much risk to make Windows 10 ugly. Because we must be realist. People do ugly things.

[@gammaboost]

_I have two questions,_ 1: What if your system replaces the windows logo with a custom logo itself? Will changing it yourself still work? 2: Can you turn Sercure Boot back on after using HackBGRT?

[@bbbbbb-tl1st]

I dont know the first one but the second is : No, you can't as HackBGRT has to load during boot. It installs a custom boot loader which doesn't work with secure boot

[@Jaymbermations]

@@bbbbbb-tl1st VERY late to this, but yeah, enabling Secure Boot will render your OS unbootable until you disable Secure Boot in BIOS again

[@Arc360]

so it removed me hole windows installation at least i hade a spar USB drive with windows 10 and now everything is fine

[@AugustineDelgado]

Finally! I've been waiting on a UEFI bootlogo replacer for years now, thank you!

[@ChadLuciano]

there has been a variety of ways "for years" to change the logo....lol

[@AugustineDelgado]

@@ChadLuciano Yes, but most of the older ones cause stabilty issues with Windows 11.

[@cookieweb861]

0:50 lmao the username is rick astley

[@OfficialNoob94]

I have UEFI, but I don't have secure boot support. Will this work?

[@fabigaming0177]

I changed it to the new windows 10x logo! Thanks man!

[@fabigaming0177]

Used on vmware

[@SametKaratas-db1xu]

4:25 for Windows 7, only you can change word and copyright word with Windows 7 boot change app stuff

[@ferrariedhgs]

My Lenovo PC came with the Lenovo logo as boot logo

[@typingcat]

Back when it was just replacing a bitmap file in the Windows System32 directory...

[@RavenholmZombie]

Did anyone else notice that his VM's user name is Rick Astley?

[@16Marguie]

What? @@retrotechnology3909

[@16Marguie]

Yes

[@ephraimtimmerman4476]

I used to stare at that logo for minutes before I upgraded my pc, now it basically doesn't appear.

[@ZipplyZane]

Got an NVMe drive? I assume my Sabrent Rocket is why it loads so fast, less than 10 seconds to desktop.

[@ephraimtimmerman4476]

@@ZipplyZane lol I have the same one. Sabrent Rockey 2TB

[@zedaeth7188]

Thanks for warning. My pc is unbootable now but I backed up my Study folder which was around 300gb saved a lot of important stuff. Thanks again

[@craigmate6588]

It dowsnt display the custom logo i applyed it only displays the windows 10 logo please help im running an lenovo laptop

[@Red-ol9xg]

It doesn't work on my pc i use a sata ssd and an acer motherboard i checked and saw i have a uefi motherboard

[@wishingmoons8762]

Yay people are still uploading good computer content in 2020! I'm definitely subscribing :)

[@MichaelMJD]

Thank you!

[@CoolDudeClem]

My computer boots so fast it's kinda pointless!

[@NeedForSpeed.2004]

*Contents of* _config.txt_ # vim: set fileencoding=utf-8 # The same options may be given also as command line parameters in the EFI Shell, which is useful for debugging. # Boot loader path. Default: backup of the Windows boot loader. boot=\EFI\HackBGRT\bootmgfw-original.efi # The image is specified with an image line. # Multiple image lines may be present, in which case one will be picked by random. # The image line may contain the following parts: # Any of the following: # - "n=[0-9]+", a weight for this image in the randomization process. Default: n=1. # - "x={auto|native|[0-9]+}", the x coordinate. Default: x=auto. # - "y={auto|native|[0-9]+}", the y coordinate. Default: y=auto. # One of the following: # - "keep" to keep the firmware logo. Sets also x=native,y=native by default. # - "remove" to remove the BGRT. Makes x and y meaningless. # - "black" to use only a black image. Makes x and y meaningless. # - "path=..." to read a BMP file. The file must be a 24-bit BMP file with a 54-byte header. # * NOTE: The file must be on the EFI System Partition. Do not add a drive letter! # Examples: # - image=remove # - image=black # - image=x=auto,y=0,path=\EFI\HackBGRT\topimage.bmp # - image=n=1,path=\EFI\HackBGRT\splash.bmp # - image=n=50,path=\EFI\HackBGRT\probable.bmp # The above examples together would produce # - 1/54 chance for the default OS logo # - 1/54 chance for black screen # - 1/54 chance for topimage.bmp, centered at the top of the screen # - 1/54 chance for splash.bmp, automatically positioned # - 50/54 chance for probable.bmp, automatically positioned # Default: just one image. image=path=\EFI\HackBGRT\splash.bmp # Preferred resolution. Use 0x0 for maximum and -1x-1 for original. resolution=0x0 # Debug mode (0 for disabled, 1 for enabled). # Shows debug information and prompts for keypress before booting. debug=0

[@windowsrocks3300]

2:48 Wait what C:\users\Rick Astley\desktop\etc very funny I laughed so hard

[@Crytkee]

why does he have microshaft in his pc at the time of the video?

[@DREAMYOURSOFF]

Thanks man it worked !! I actually did not have the windows boot logo but from acer themselves and your tutorial still worked

[@therobloxianstar4689]

Motherboards watching this video: *It's our time to die while people actually trying to brick their motherboard when we're the mother of the PC.*

[@Crytkee]

did you see his pc was named Rick Astley lol

[@injamamulhaque3703]

Now... Tell us how to change shutting down and starting up plain screen to custom background?

[@kempy2]

I would do this but my computer doesn't even show the windows logo, it just boots in instantly

[@lego_minifig]

SSD users be suffering from success

[@ChadLuciano]

I used a hex editor to edit my 5606 Asus BIOS for custom logo...this way is okay but I think the hex editor is still a better choice and makes it easier to tattoo your hardware. Thanks for making the video.

[@KingKaosUnkgedOfficial]

Since my Virtualbox Virtual Machine only puts the Windows Icon I did this to say Dell since my computer is Dell. Maybe I'll try a different method. Great tutorial!

[@ahmedarafa647]

can I allow secure boot again after I change the logo????

[@vtnotfoundvasidnotfound7250]

last time I did it on my personal loptop and got locked out from 2 months my PC was locked out with bitlocker and got my recovery key back... thanks to VMware everything is now smooth... thank you

[@mikeyitalian1981]

Question HP keeps bugging me thru the hp support assistant to update my bios but under info it says To Remove loading default Secure Boot keys after BIOS update. I looked it up on google and there are warnings about this that my pc might not boot up. What should i do.

[@android-user]

Don't update.

[@mikeyitalian1981]

@@android-user Thank You For Getting Back I won't update but why would hp want to remove them.

[@android-user]

@@StrawberryKitten If the pc is working fine you shouldn't update. Problems with windows are not always related to problems with the bios

[@android-user]

@@StrawberryKitten But we are trying to help Michael😂

[@mikeyitalian1981]

@@android-user I know you are trying to help but what happens if I do apply the bios update and then my pc doesn't boot up

[@Revelation13-8]

I want to remove the OLD bootup logo i have from my OLD windows installation , i did a fresh new win 10 install on a fresh new ssd , but still the old boot logo shows up , guess its integrated in to my bios from old times , how do i remove the old bootscreen ? i just want the default win 10 bootscreen to show.

[@whee6506]

How do you do this on a Boot Camp MacBook bc it doesnt seem to work i got a 2014 11 inch MacBook Air and it doesnt have the T2 security chip meaning that there is no secure boot settings and HackBGRT cant identify if secure boot is on or off

[@ultralaggerREV1]

I highly suggest people to use image sizes between 300x300 and 500x500 Anything higher can definitely destroy your PC, which can be recovered

[@Afdusrt]

My booting says "MSI ARSENAL GAMING, PRESS DELETE FOR BIOS AND F11 FOR BOOT MENU" and then it puts the loading on the bottom

[@HappyPlaysWasTaken]

Or you could just download boot updater

[@vaseline5070]

Your voice makes your videos more interesting. I don't know why

[@madden8021]

If you're using an Apple desktop and or laptop using bootcamp then sorry, you're out of lucky since there is no BIOS Settings.

[@TheJavw]

I’m going to replace the windows logo with the thinkpad logo ❤️

[@okuu_utsuho]

I’m gonna do this to replace windows logo with a picture of Monika’s chibi sticker from ddlc. Hope that I won’t screw up.

[@Waddles1]

please help me i havent the efi partition

[@TrueRedster]

Does this work when it says secure boot is Unsupported? I’m formerly using Legacy, but now on UEFI.

[@masterofdisguise101]

would this work on windows vista, xp 7 or 8???

[@masterofdisguise101]

@@retrotechnology3909 Okay thnx....

[@16Marguie]

Works Vista 7 8 8.1 And Windows 10 Version 2004

[@RomanHouseman]

im not joking. I followed this step by step and my windows logo was small and white before. now its just big and blue. genuinely confused

[@truthxbl]

This is one of those things I've never understood. The risks outweigh the rewards. The boot screen is there for like... I mean if you have platter drives..... 1 sec? Ssd... Half that? Nvme.... What boot screen. *Friends come over* Yo man check out this SICK boot screen...2005 all over again.

[@pryblox5888]

idea: i remember you make the win10 to winXP change the shutdown into winXP.

[@memeicusgaming2197]

In advanced options there is no uefi firmware settings why? My build is 1909 BTW I want my computer PlayStation themed cuz why not so. I want to use the Sony computer entertainment logo for it lol so I just shrunk the image in paint 3d

[@Yoshi-gh3su]

im having a isssue. I have used a custom boot image but i wanted to restore it. i ran the setup file and clicked remove. when i rebooted to check the custom icon was still there when i ran the setup again it said a option to remove after that THE CUSTOM LOGO was still there! i deleted all files related to my custom boot logo in windows but it still pops up. when i click install in the hackbgrt setup and check the Drive which should have the custom boot image its not there! Hopefully someone can help.