Remove the Platinum splash screen?

Just did a succesfull flash of the latest BIOSon my K8N Neo2 Platinum.
Now when I boot I get that ugly splash screen thing, I hate it.
Is it possible to remove it?
Thanks.

Quote from: [T-A]_Super_10 on 20-April-05, 15:34:15
Yes you can change the image on boot up. I forget the steps but i remember bosskiller was the one who posted it in this forum, you can try and do a search on it.
Ty for interesting [T-A]_Super_10.
I have find it "https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=73806.0",
but i am not sure its right for all and for my MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum ?

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There is no response from the kybd, as in numlock/scrlock/capslock don't respond (no lights on the kybd.)
I've tried the following in steps and trying to boot between each change:
- reset BIOS
- swapped out my memory sticks
- disconnected the optical drives
- disconnected the HDs, one at a time
- removed the SCSI card
Have I thought of everything that I could try? Does it sound like the MB is dead or is there a chance it could be the CPU? or something else?
Thanks in advance,
Zen.

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The board post bios logo , aka ' cpu works , gfx works . If not all would be dead.
But it freeze :
This can be memory or memory slots e.g vdimm ref voltage to dimm slots duff(not in spec)
It can be parity check that bios post does on the memory.
It can be halt caused by "halt on all but keyboard" i.e PS2 , mouse , fdc controller .
When this cmos reset was done , was the board totally isolated , i.e
all devices removed including memory , gfx , cpu , drives , pci cards .
(if it's a bitch leave the cpu as the only item mounted)
I recommend clearing the motherboards cmos while it is totally bearbone
and also with the 20pin/4pin power connertors removed .
After it is cleared just connect 20pin/4pin power + cpu + speaker to it and the powerswitch (no mem , no gfx , no drives , no kb , no mouse ).
Fire up , and listen to the beep code , compare it to award beeps that its correct.
Shut down and add the mem .
Fire up , and listen to beep code , compare it to award beeps that its correct.
Shut down and add the gfx .
Fire up , and listen to beep code , compare it to award beeps that its correct.
Shut down and add the keyboard .
Fire up , and listen to beep code , compare it to award beeps that its correct.
Continue adding one item after the other .
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Repeating High/Low (siren):
CPU Either the CPU is not seated properly or the CPU is damaged. May also be due to excess heat. Check the CPU fan or BIOS settings for proper fan speed.
Repeating (endless loop) :
Memory error Check for improperly seated or missing memory.
1long, 3short :
No video card or bad video RAM Reseat or replace the video card.
1long, 2 short :
Video adapter found but error .
Either video adapter is bad or is not seated properly.
.. , no luck here my guess is mobo gone bad .(if you are sure PSU still is delivering all voltages +3.3 ,+5 ,+12 , 5vsb , -5v , -12v and the PS_ON + pwr_good circuit/logic works)

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