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The forum thread discusses the disappearance of the Windows logo during boot on an ASUS notebook with Windows 10 installed in UEFI mode on a GPT partition. The original poster wants to switch to BIOS Legacy mode for a clean Windows installation to restore the Windows logo during startup. Responders clarify that the missing logo is normal for UEFI systems and suggest adjusting BIOS settings, but it is not related to the disk partition style.
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simoom

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hi
currently windows 10 is installed with UEFI mode in my ASUS notebook. the harddisk is in GPT partitioning style. so when i turn on my notebook, i am getting ASUS logo while booting up instead of the blue coloured windows logo.


i want to make a clean installation of windows to bring back the windows logo while booting up.

just learned that the UEFI system causes the disappearance of the windows logo.

how can i make a clean installation of windows with Bios Legacy mode?

thanks
 

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kemical
Hi Simoom,
I don't think it's the GPT partition thats causing the flash screen but a setting in the Bios. You should be able to turn it off. I'm running a UEFI bios and I see the win logo just fine although If I wish i can go into the bios and enable the Gigabyte flash screen instead.
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kemical

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Hi Simoom,
I don't think it's the GPT partition thats causing the flash screen but a setting in the Bios. You should be able to turn it off. I'm running a UEFI bios and I see the win logo just fine although If I wish i can go into the bios and enable the Gigabyte flash screen instead.
 

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Sonny

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Hi Simoom, Kemical is right. I don't know what brand your motherboard is but I can enable or disable mine in the boot section.

An image from 'Install Windows 10 with BIOS Legacy Mode'. MSI BIOS settings screen showing CPU temp, system info, and boot device priorities with UEFI options.
 

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Sonny

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Sorry Simoom, I missed the part of you having a ASUS.
 

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Neemobeer

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This isn't a bug. This is normal behavior for a UEFI boot.
 

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