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Limp Gawd
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I've done this manually in the past, but was thinking about finding an easier way to change the boot screen on my Gigabyte Z170N-Gaming 5 mITX motherboard.
Gigabyte makes this program called "-at sign-Bios" which has a "Face wizard" that's supposed to do just that (change the boot graphic).
However, whenever I run it, it looks like everything is doing fine, then "Warning: Logo file or BIOS image is write-protected."... and no change. The documentation for the program is non-exsistant. I don't know if there's a max or min resolution or a specific file type.
I've tried .jpg and .bmp files thus far, but no go. Anyone know anything about it or have Windows 10 friendly alternatives?
How the heck do I un-write protect the BIOS image file, anywho?
Gigabyte makes this program called "-at sign-Bios" which has a "Face wizard" that's supposed to do just that (change the boot graphic).
However, whenever I run it, it looks like everything is doing fine, then "Warning: Logo file or BIOS image is write-protected."... and no change. The documentation for the program is non-exsistant. I don't know if there's a max or min resolution or a specific file type.
I've tried .jpg and .bmp files thus far, but no go. Anyone know anything about it or have Windows 10 friendly alternatives?
How the heck do I un-write protect the BIOS image file, anywho?