No msi bios screen when booting up..

hi guys not really a problem but when we open our pc we should see the MSI bios logo or the msi thingy right but recently I can't see mine, just a blank screen before going to windows bootup logo... I wna see the msi logo again coz its awesome.. how???

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Try >>Clear CMOS Guide<< as you probably disabled MSI splash screen in BIOS.

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