Boot Logo

[Wraithsiege]

Im trying to change boot logo of my pc(MSI ugly picture with information about bios) to something else. Ive read tutorials for this
https://www.intowindows.com/hackbgrt-windows-10-uefi-boot-logo-changer/
Ive followed every step but unfortunately it doesnt work(this time i get Windows 10 boot logo). After checking bios it says that i have Legacy + UEFI
What should i try to change, or configure to make custom boot logo

[Omega]

I believe changing the UEFI welcome screen is something your motherboard will have to support. If it supports it your mobo will have settings to do this in BIOS.

[Astro_80 (WASH YOUR HANDS!)]

Firstly, change your BIOS to UEFI ONLY. But, before you do that, make sure to convert your boot drive to GPT. To check whether your boot drive is using either MBR or GPT, do the following:

Right-click on the Start menu button and select Disk Management
Right-click on Disk 0 followed by Properties
Click on the Volumes Tab. Windows will tell you what your boot drive is using MBR or GPT

If your boot drive is using MBR, proceed to the next step which is how to convert from MBR to GPT.

Tutorial on how to convert is explained in the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDBzTK_tf6M

After you convert the boot drive, you can then think about whether you want to change the BIOS logo to something of your liking. Have a look through your motherboard setup CD, there might be a tool on it that will allow you to change the logo to something else, or there might be a utility in the BIOS itself to change it.

Let us know how you get on.

Good luck.

[Wraithsiege]

I tried looking for this in the disk management but from some unknown reason i didnt find it. Altrought om the internet i found a cmd solution. Opening diskpart.exe it says that my SSD and my HDD are both GPT(the MBR column is blank while GPT is having *) Ill have to go now and when i get back ill proceed to changing bios to UEFI only and try to create custom boot logo. Will get to you after i finish

[Wraithsiege]

Im back. I changed to UEFI only and ive installed the pic i wanted but it still doesnt show up. I tried with the custom pic that was already included with the program and it worked. The thing i havent done is to convert image to have a 56 byte header. How can i do that?

Final Update: The picture i was trying to use was higher resolution then my monitor LOL It works now :=) Tnx for the help everyone