Set to 1 to disable the menu; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Set to 1 to display a blank screen on error; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Set to 1 to suppress all Windows UI elements during startup; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Set to 1 to suppress the default Windows logo; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Set to 1 to suppress the status indicator; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Set to 1 to suppress the startup status text; otherwise; set to 0 (zero). The default value is 0.

Customize the boot screen using Windows Configuration Designer and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)

If Windows has not been installed and you are using Windows Configuration Designer to create installation media with settings for Unbranded Boot included in the image, or you are applying a provisioning package during setup, you must enable Unbranded Boot on the installation media with DISM in order for a provisioning package to successfully apply. First you have to create the image or package.

Create a provisioning package or create a new Windows image in Windows Configuration Designer by following the instructions in Create a provisioning package.

In the Available customizations page, select Runtime settings > SMISettings and then set the value for the boot screen settings. The following values are just examples.

• HideAllBootUI=FALSE
• HideBootLogo=FALSE
• HideBootStatusIndicator=TRUE
• HideBootStatusMessage=TRUE
• CrashDumpEnabled=Full dump

See SMISettings in the Windows Configuration Designer reference for more information about the available SMISettings.

Once you have finished configuring the settings and building the package or image, you use DISM to apply the settings.

Open a command prompt with administrator privileges.

Copy install.wim to a temporary folder on hard drive (in the following steps, it assumes it’s called c:\wim).

Create a new directory.

Mount the image.

Enable the feature.

Commit the change.

In the following image, the BootLogo is identified by the green outline, the BootStatusIndicator is identified by the red outline, and the BootStatusMessage is identified by the blue outline.

Replace the startup logo

The only supported way to replace the startup logo with a custom logo is to modify the Boot Graphics Resource Table (BGRT) on a device that uses UEFI as the firmware interface. If your device uses the BGRT to include a custom logo, it is always displayed and you cannot suppress the custom logo.

How to Change or Customize Windows 7/8 Boot Screen

Introduction: How to Change or Customize Windows 7/8 Boot Screen

Today i am going to tell you about»How to Change or customize Windows 7/8 Boot Screen Using Windows 7/8 Boot Updater».

Since when Microsoft released Windows 7, no one was able to change the boot screen as it requires lots of files and certificates customization.

But now Jeff Bush @ «Coder for life» website has developed an excellent tool which can customize Windows 7 boot screen.

«Windows 7 Boot Updater» is a program that makes it easy to update the Windows 7 boot animation and text. It is written in C++/CLI and requires Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 and the Microsoft WIM library.

Warning: please do all steps carefully otherwise your system may crash so do it on your won risk, our team will not be accountable for any type of damage to your system.

Step 1: ​Features of Boot Loader

Modifies boot animation. Modifies boot text»Starting Windows» and «@Microsoft Corporation». compile the animation from 105 BMP, PNG, GIF, or TIFF images. Does not require any other applications (like ImageX). Automatically backs up the modified files Works for all versions of Windows 7: any language, any edition, 32-bit or 64-bit.

Step 2: How to Use

1. Download the boot loader and install it. Download from here

2. You can change the text messages, remove them completely, change their color. You can also replace animation.

3. If you want to change the animation you will have to make an animation! The animation is:

105 frames (if there are less frames the last frame will be repeated as necessary) Each frame is 200x200px (resized if necessary) 15 frames / sec

First 4 seconds play once then the last 3 seconds play in a loop.

Step 3: HOW TO RESTORE

If you get stuck forever in Windows Recovery Environment then you need to manually restore winload.exe. Here are the directions:

1. Once you enter Windows Recovery Environment press «Cancel» right away..

2. Click «Yes» on the warning that pops up.

3. Click «View advanced options for system recovery and support».

4. Select your keyboard types and click «Next».

5. Select an account (not «HomeGroupUser$») and enter password and click «OK».

6. Click «Command Prompt» (the last option) and enter following commands:

PS: Here C: in first line represents the system drive where Windows 7 is installed in your system. If you have installed Windows in any other partition like D: drive, then change the command to D:

7. Click «Restart» and you’ll be able to boot into Windows again.

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Hi Zerjed. I’m Greg, an installation specialist and 8 year Windows MVP, here to help you.

I’m sorry but you’ll need to explain a bit more. I cannot make out what you’re trying to ask. Are you stuck on the BIOS splash screen? Are you asking if you can customize the Windows 10 startup animation (No)?

Please clarify so we can help you better.

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Hi Zerjed. I’m Greg, an installation specialist and 8 year Windows MVP, here to help you.

I’m sorry but you’ll need to explain a bit more. I cannot make out what you’re trying to ask. Are you stuck on the BIOS splash screen? Are you asking if you can customize the Windows 10 startup animation (No)?

Please clarify so we can help you better.

yes im asking » if you can customize the Windows 10 startup animation «

with » boot environment: BIOS» because most of programs requires UEFI as boot environment.

im asking if its possible to happen with boot environment: BIOS

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How to Change Windows 10 Boot Logo (Add Custom Boot Logo)

For further personalization, you can change the boot logo in Windows to anything you want. Follow these steps to add a custom boot logo in Windows.

By default, Windows 10 shows the modern Windows logo on the boot logo. Generally, the new logo sits on top of pure black background and looks pretty neat all the while being minimal and not burning our eyes in dark environments. But, if you got bored with the default Windows logo on the boot screen, you can add your own custom logo to the boot screen.

To do that, all you have to do is point Windows 10 to the image of your choice, and you are done. So, without further ado, let me show you the steps to change the boot logo in Windows 10.

Before Adding Custom Boot Logo:

Before making any changes, make sure you know and follow the below list.

• Important: Create a full backup or a rescue disk before making any changes to the Windows boot logo. This is because, if anything goes wrong, you will not able to boot back into Windows. That’s where the backup or rescue disk comes handy.
• Windows should be running in UEFI mode, not Legacy BIOS. You can easily check if Windows is running on UEFI or Legacy BIOS.
• If Windows is running on UEFI, make sure the Secure Boot feature is disabled. When Secure Boot is enabled in UEFI, you cannot change the boot logo.
• You cannot set GIFs or transparent images as the new boot logo.
• Have the image you want to set as the boot logo ready and available. The image can be no bigger than 300px x 300px. The size is not a strict requirement.
• You need administrative privileges to change the Windows boot logo.
• This guide is only applicable to Windows 10. It might not work in Windows 8 or 7 (I have not tested it).

Once you are sure of everything in the above list, follow the next section.

Step-by-Step Guide to Change Boot Logo in Windows 10

Again, make sure you did a full Windows backup or have a rescue disk before following the below steps.

1. Since Windows has no options to change the boot time logo, we are going to use a third-party free and open-source tool called HackBGRT. So, download this software, open the ZIP file, and extract the folder in it to your desktop.

2. Now, open the extracted folder, right-click on the “setup.exe” file and select the “Run as administrator” option.

3. The above action will launch the application’s command-line tool. Here, press the i key on your keyboard.

4. As soon as you press the key, the program’s config file will be opened in the Notepad. Out of the box, the application’s settings are configured properly. So, simply close the Notepad by clicking on the “X” icon on the top-right corner.

5. Once you close the Notepad, the HackBGRT will open the Paint application with its own default boot logo. Here, click on the “Paste” drop-down button and select the “Paste from” option.

6. Now, find the image you want to set as the new Windows boot logo, select it, and click on the “Open” button.

A quick tip: Since the boot logo doesn’t support transparent images, change the background color of your transparent image to black before adding it to the Paint application.

7. This action will add the image to the Paint application. If needed, resize the image by clicking on the “Resize” button.

8. Once you are done, select the “File → Save” option to save the file. After saving, close the Paint application.

9. As soon as you close the application, you are done with the HackBGRT installation. You can now close it too.

That is it. From now on, whenever you boot into Windows, you will see your new custom boot logo instead of the default Windows logo.

Restore Original Boot Logo

If you want to restore the original boot logo, you can do that using the same application. Just follow the below steps.

1. First, open the HackBGRT folder, right-click on the “setup.exe” file and select the “Run as administrator” option.

2. Since the application is already installed in your system, you will see additional options.

3. To completely remove HackBGRT and restore the original boot logo, press r . If you want to disable the application and restore the original boot logo, press d . In my case, I want to fully remove it. So, I pressed r .

4. As soon as you press the key, HackBGRT will restore the original boot logo.

Just reboot the system and you will see the original Windows boot logo.

That is all. It is that simple to change the Windows boot logo or add a custom boot logo. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible.

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