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    change intel boot picture s96j

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by asenna, Sep 24, 2006.

  1. asenna

    asenna Notebook Consultant

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    did somebody changed the boot picture on his s96j if so how can i do it ?

    iam talking about the small intell sign when i boot . i have read somewere that you can change this picture but it needs to have the right settings otherwise you will get a error .

    can somebody help me with that?
     
    asenna, Sep 24, 2006
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  2. MilestonePC.com

    MilestonePC.com Company Representative

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    I wonder that the setting might come from BIOS, all the screen, logo and message during a POST is from BIOS. If the BIOS is changed, or is modified by manufacturers, inside the content can be changed as well. Might be a outdated and updated BIOS version can make it different.
    Cheers
     
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    linsook Notebook Consultant

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    asus motherboards at one point, provided a program that allowed you to change the quick boot picture, which was fullscreen by editing the bios which you would then have to update via asus bios update. neat little thing they did. not sure about their laptops, i havent seen an app from them to do that lately. but it is possible.

    ASUS MyLogo2 was the program, but i wouldnt suggest using it on laptop boards.
     
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