Setting Pre-Boot time out

I own a marvellous Ideacentre A310 which shows me a pre-boot blackscreen with LENOVO logo for 30 seconds. Anyone has an idea where to touch in order to set the time to less seconds.
thanks for any help
Herbert Sitges/ Barcelona

The "pre-boot screen" is there while your programs-start iems start loading. My A310 loads to desktop ready in 25 seconds.
I have an SSD hard drive and only four items loading at start up. I'm running Windows 7 64bit and my A310 is over a year old.
As far as I know, there is no changes to be made for the splash screen. I will go to Bios and set it to default/optimal performance. Disable lan boot agent, unless you need it.
You also can go to MSCONFIG, and go to selective start up and disable items no necessary at startup. Lenovo screen saver, Adobe among others, are thing no needed at start up.
If items that you've disabled cause you any problems, you can always re-enable them. One more thing you can try to test, is start in diagnostic start up, and see what your boot times are.
Let us know if you make any progress.
Cb2011

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