Change the image of the brand during start up...

Bill2 said:

I think for changing the boot logo, the file is C:\Windows\System32\en-US\winload.exe.mui. You probably need to modify it using Resource Hacker. Ask the grafix geeks.

Also, see this page.

How to change the Windows 7 Boot Screen - Super User

I have checked that but it's not this one...

It's possible there is an option in BIOS, in the boot options, to turn off boot splash screen, or similar, but if so, you would probably now see your BIOS boot information instead (not a bad thing if ever need to troubleshoot boot issues). A Guy

A Guy said:

It's possible there is an option in BIOS, in the boot options, to turn off boot splash screen, or similar, but if so, you would probably now see your BIOS boot information instead (not a bad thing if ever need to troubleshoot boot issues). A Guy

Thx dude...
This means that if we can turn on/off the boot splash screen that it must be somewhere on the computer = > we have to find out where !

Doctoras said:

Thx dude...
This means that if we can turn on/off the boot splash screen that it must be somewhere on the computer = > we have to find out where !

Not in the computer, in the BIOS itself. The BIOS chip on the MB has this as part of it's programming, you can't alter it. A Guy

No, I think he is talking about the first screen. Like 'Tobisha', or 'eMachines'.

Is that correct?

~Joshua~

Torongo said:

No, I think he is talking about the first screen. Like 'Tobisha', or 'eMachines'.

Is that correct?

~Joshua~

Thats right mate!

@kucing13

From a quick view it makes sense!! I'll try it and let everybody knows....

I must say, I had googled some links about altering boot screen in BIOS, but if you screw up the Bios, you are totally... Rather than suggest such, I felt best I go with "you can't alter it". Frankly, to alter an image that shows for a few seconds on startup, well.. To each his own :). A Guy

Doctoras said:

Torongo said:

No, I think he is talking about the first screen. Like 'Tobisha', or 'eMachines'.

Is that correct?

~Joshua~

Thats right mate!

@kucing13

From a quick view it makes sense!! I'll try it and let everybody knows....

Wow, I seem to be one of the only people who got it.

Yeah, I myself think that if your only seeing it for a few seconds - its not worth the possible damage, but if it works for you I'm certainly thinking of doing it maself.

~Joshua~

As far as I know, that is not part of windows but I was thinking the same thing with my Toshiba. You see, I have two computers. For some reason I feel that every thing should match perfectly (except I cant seem to figure out how to have it automatically sync files (please help me with that if possible) but that's not the point.) But like you have seen above, Its in the bios not on windows 7.