Possible to change MSI Splash Screen @ Boot???

I dont like it. Is there a way to modify it?
thanks
Sean

Hi Uhkordguy,
Modbin is not a splash screen editor, but a BIOS editor. Don't refrain from using Modbin If it doesn't work with WinXP, use it in DOS then. In WinXP, you still can use any painter software to make your splash screen according to the size and format, then use Modbin to bind them together.

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Quote from: Bas on 06-December-09, 05:40:19
5V of the powersupply is unimportant, the 12V combined output it (if the psu lists that).
As for the memory, try 1 stick only! See what happens.
The Cmos clear jumper clears everything, HOWEVER! the power from the powersupply MUST be removed!
Else it keeps getting 5V-stb and the cmos won't be cleared.
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