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kookie3010
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Depends on your motherboard and bios. If you have a high end board that has an extensive bios, often times there is a switch that'll bypass that particular screen and either be blank or holdout the prior screen until windows is booting. If you have a low end board, or an older legacy bios, those bios tend to be very simple with few if any user changeable switches other than turbo on/off, time and date etc. Then you are stuck with what it gives you.
jsmithepa
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In some BIOS, it's referred to as the SPLASH screen, sometimes but not all the time, it has an option for you to by-pass.
Modern BIOS also often have a QUICK BOOT option and won't display anything, but I don't recommend it because users often come back crying, I CAN'T GET INTO BIOS ANYMORE - WAH-WAH, and don't bother to read the manual how to reset.
If this bothers u so much, you are rebooting WAY too often.
Modern BIOS also often have a QUICK BOOT option and won't display anything, but I don't recommend it because users often come back crying, I CAN'T GET INTO BIOS ANYMORE - WAH-WAH, and don't bother to read the manual how to reset.
If this bothers u so much, you are rebooting WAY too often.
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