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• Windows starts to pitch up, then go back to the computer startup splash screen.

  Had a power outage during the startup of Windows XP. I have a computer to dual boot with Linux; Linux started normally, and shows that the expected files and directories in the partition Windows is here. When I try to start Windows, it begins to start with the first screen of boot of Windows, then instead of heading shots of Protocol of usual starting rear opening of the computer to start up splash screen. Did not start in safe mode - got a text but safe mode did not start. How to start?

  Hi Stapilus,

  ·          You receive an error message when you start the computer?

  Method 1

  Use the last known good Configuration tool to restore the operation of Windows XP

  To do this, follow these steps:

  (a) start the computer and press the F8 key when Windows begins to start. The Windows Advanced Options menu is displayed.

  (b) use the ARROW keys to select last good Configuration known (your most recent settings that worked), and then click OK.

  (c) If a boot menu appears, use the ARROW keys to select Microsoft Windows XP, and then click OK

  Windows XP starts your computer by using the registry information that were recorded at the close of the last.

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then you will need to repair the installation of Windows XP by performing the repair installation by using the Windows XP installation CD.

  Perform a repair Installation

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/tips/doug92.mspx

• How to disable the Windows 7 startup splash screen

  After that the PC starts the "sign-in" screen comes up. Click and go to the desktop and the program of your choice. If reading or not active on the keyboard or the mouse in about 15 seconds the start screen comes back. All view timers are defined for 45 min.

  A help site says to disable all elements of microsoft - it does not help.

  Suggestions?

  Open screen saver settings by clicking on the button start , by clicking on Control Panel, appearance and personalization, on personalization, and then clicking screen saver.

  • To disable all screensavers, under screen saver, click (none) in the drop-down list, and then click OK.

    If the problem persists, try the information available on the following link:

    http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/9090/learning-Windows-7-manage-power-settings/

• V26 - icon and splash screen sizes

  What are the sizes for v26?

  Thanks in advance.

  Same as before, more 640 x 1136 for applications that support the iPhone.

• Satellite L640 hangs at the splash screen

  Hi all

  I have a L640 / 01 H that I bought earlier this year. In addition to the original Windows 7 OS, I installed a Linux system on a separate partition.

  Earlier today, I was using Linux (which is what I normally use) and everything was really slow.
  Finally I force-shut-down, power button.

  Now, I noticed a problem with the BIOS on this laptop - if I try to start when there is a USB flash drive is connected, the splash screen just hangs. Today when I rebooted I realized that I had left a flash drive, then I got out and I tried to start it again, a couple of times. Whenever the computer crashes just indefinitely on the startup splash screen.

  Finally I gave him enough time and it takes the selection of Linux boot menu, so I tried to start my usual kernel but he gave me some message about a bad MBR.
  I kept trying to start, but the boot process is stuck, what happens is as follows:

  * The three lights on the left (power, battery and light) come on, no problem
  * HARD drive flashes white for a few seconds, then turns off. Occasionally, it will blink again.
  * At the same time, the screen is just stuck on the startup splash screen. If I try to press f2, f12 or any key too many times it will start emitting beeps whenever I press it. There is no way to get into the BIOS settings.

  Also, I can't boot from CD (Windows recovery CD or Linux LiveCD). Finally some kind of time-out of the entry into force, and the computer restarts itself to start the process all. Yay!

  I tried the stuff "unplug the power cord, remove the battery, hold down the power button / stop, plug back in, try to start" but nothing has changed. I also tried switching memory locations (only one chip of RAM, so I can't try a process of elimination on the RAM).
  Finally, I also open the door to HARD disk and removed the HARD drive, then tried to start. This time the BIOS has answered, if only to tell me that there is no appropriate boot media. At this point, the BIOS was responsive and I could change settings in there, but I could not boot from the CD.

  I thought I'd try resetting the CMOS battery, but I'm worried I'll damage something / make the problem worse. Someone at - it ideas? I know that the thing is still under warranty, but service centres are often slow and I don't want to lose the data from the hard drive.

  Any help would be really appreciated.

  > Finally, I also open the door to HARD disk and removed the HARD drive, then tried to start. This time the BIOS has answered, if only to tell me that there is no appropriate boot media. At this point, the BIOS was responsive and I could change settings in there, but I could not boot from the CD.

  It could be a problem with the CD/DVD drive what you think of this idea?
  Perhaps the BIOS does not recognize the CD/DVD drive properly and so there is a problem starting the bootable disc.

  In addition, it might be possible that failures of HARD drive and, therefore, you received an error message about the MBR (master boot record).

  Remove the CD/DVD drive and try to install the Windows booting from a USB flash drive.

  _Regarding the battery CMOS: _
  I would not recommend to disassemble the laptop because you could damage other parts and in addition it should know that the CMOS battery is not removable it s soldered to the motherboard

• Size of icons, application and splash screen

  Hi all, I wanted to ask you, what is the best icon size and the size of the screen splash for blackberry webwork?

  That's all, so thank you :-)

  If you wanted to say with the word 'size' is resolution.
  icon: 64 x 64px
  for the splash screen: depends on the screen resolution of devices.

• size of the Splash screen image

  What should be the size of the image to the boot screen?

  I did mine in 1024 x 600 (full screen) because the charger of the splash screen does not Center it nor does support transparency.

• Sizes of Splash screen and names for the iPhone 6 and 6 more in the file descriptor xml files

  Is anyone know the sizes of screen and the file names for the iPhone 6 and 6 more (for the descriptor xml file)? Or current splash screens works on both devices?

  i.e. Default-Portrait.png *-768w x 1024 h

  Hello

  Here is the specification.

  iPhone 6	Start screen	750 x 1334	72	[email protected]	Resources or resources/iphone
  iPhone 6 more landscape	Start screen	2208 x 1242	72	[email protected]	Resources or resources/iphone
  iPhone 6 Plus portrait	Start screen	1242 x 2208	72	[email protected]	Resources or resources/iphone

  You can find more info here - http://docs.appcelerator.com/titanium/3.0/#! / guide/Icons_and_Splash_Screens-section-290048 97_IconsandSplashScreens-Splashscreens

• Unable to load the splash screen Startup Manager (by pressing F12 either does nothing or freezes the screen)

  Search on Google for a few days now, seems to be a rare problem I have found only ONE thread referring to a problem like this

  Problem:
  Boot Manager does not load
  Case 1: Start (with Toshiba logo) screen-> I press F12 for the Boot Manager. Nothing happens, and initialize routinely at the login screen, as if nothing had happened.
  Case 2: Splash screen-> in the crazy frustration I spam the button F12. The computer remains frozen in the home screen for hours otherwise force-closing
  Case 3: (this can be linked) by pressing the button F3/F8 works, but only if I wait 5 seconds. If I press immediately after starting the computer, the screen freezes again and remains frozen. In addition, it will NOT display the live cd USB drives / bootable, that I plugged in; o

  Details:
  I have Vista Home Edition 32-bit
  I've never reinstalled it, and I want to keep avoiding a complete reinstall if it isn't necessary because most of the problems can be resolved without having to reinstall and it's a pain in the _ to save everything, save parameter files and all that.
  A virus that could cause this would probably be beyond the capabilities of Avast, but always I ran a scan with Avast antivirus full (and own)

  If anyone has any suggestions please email me at vrielis@gmail (no matter how old this post is!) I'm getting desperate. o I also check here regularly, but I would prefer email

  Hello

  Reinstall would be a waste of time because, as I already pointed out, the problem is not in the operating system. It has everything to do with how Toshiba implements access to their volume of recovery and absolutely nothing to do with the operating system. Your best chance of resolution is the manufacturer. If you take this route or not is your choice. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• Display a splash screen during startup of an application.

  Hello

  I have an application that runs in the background and is set to auto-start on this basis:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800451/800660/How_To _...

  My question is... is it possible to display a splash screen when the application is launched the first time at the start of Blackberry?

  Sorry if this is an easy question, but I did no UI yet on the BB using Java.

  I would just have some tips or examples of code to start.

  Thank you!

  H'm interesting...

  Mark is right, that you have to extend UiApplication.  If you're stuck with having your icon in the list of task switch, and this means that someone can select it.  So you're going to need to have a screen that shows something innocuous.  I guess you may to override the onExposed() method to immediately push the application in the background, but it is not very friendly.  I would say something like an about screen.  This screen have to do anything, except to allow the user to push down (i.e. UiApplication.getUiApplication.requestBackground ()).

  Before you start looking at your other questions, I think that we have to solve this problem.  I think that you need to create a screen associated with your application.  I do this, I have just the requestBackground of the screen as part of the constructor display you only if you click Task switch icon.

  In fact, you might actually use in your start up.  Instead of pushing the dialog box, you could push this screen, then instead of "OK", the user could just ESC on this screen, or you might have a button above, or just made the request in the background.

  "This is my first BB app, so I'm a bit confused about all these things of thread/AC of background".  This isn't the kind of app that I recommend for a first timer.  You did well to get so far!

• How can I get default Windows desktop at startup instead of the splash screen

  When I start my computer in Windows 8, how to go automatically to the desktop instead of the start screen?  I prefer much the office.

  Other than that, I bought the upgrade and installed the 64 bit version and everything works well and exceeded my expectations.  I upgraded from Windows XP (32 bit).  I actually did a new installation on a new hard drive. It's the only thing that I find annoying, so far, that and the START button is no longer on the desktop.  I find it annoying as well.  I really like how fast IE10.  I don't seem to have any issues that other people have, no doubt due to the new installation on a new hard drive.

  By design, the Start button is gone in Windows 8. Watch Classic Shell (FREE) or debut8 (free trial for 30 days then $5) as workaround to this problem. Both can be configured to display the office compared to the splash screen...

  Classic interface

  Debut8

• First HP: The first HP splash screen disabling

  I love my first HP but I'm a little tired of seeing the logo of "HP" pop a few seconds every time I turn on my computer.   Is it possible to disable?   (or by shortening the time)
  
  It was ok when I used it just here and there, but now that I use it for hours, it becomes a bit annoying to have to wait few seconds every time that happens.

  Good and bad news.  The bad news is: no, there is no setting that disables the start screen.  The good news is: you don't need to wait for it to go away.  The keyboard buffer becomes active as soon as the ignition, so run some keys you press on during the splash screen when the startup screen goes.  Simply turn on your first and start using it right away, even when the start screen shows.  Nice, huh?

  Hope that helps!  DISCLAIMER: I do not work for HP.

• Light client T520: t520 - how to disable the 'hp' splash screen at boot...

  Hello

  We just bought some HP t520s to complete a lab that we t510s.  The t510s work very well.  The t520s are almost here.  I just need to hide a pesky startup screen.  When the t520 marketing and gets to the GUI, but before that the network is connected, it displays a splash screen telling me that his "waitting for the network.  Unfortunately, this splash screen also has a button called "network settings."  This button, this bad boy is what I want to disable delete or hide.  I don't care if the start screen appears or not, but in giving users access to network settings and host name and all sorts of settings is a waitting accident to happen.

  Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get rid of this button?  I would really appreciate hints, ideas, comments or words of wisdom on this topic.

  Thanks to you all!

  René

  Try the following: in xterm type regeditor, go to config-Assistant, enablenetworkcheck the value 0, enableupdatecheck the value 0, the network/update dialog box will not be displayed. You must type the value in the value dialog box and click on save before you go to the following registry key. If this does not work as expected please open a case with www.hp.com/go/support

• Windows 7 splash screen will not change after the vista update

  After updating vista 32 bit to windows 7 32 bits, the splash screen will not change and he showed the vista boot. I read a lot of forum and the web page, but this solution:

  «.. . the dummies and bad start screen for Windows 7 is due to the locale entry in the startup folder, which could not be set when editing or rebuilding the BCD. When the locale is not found, Windows boot loader doesn't know what local startup folder to look for the animated bootscreen. Thus, in order to fix the boot screen so that the splash screen can be re-established, restored or reset to original animated Windows 7 boot screen, just run one of the following commands at the prompt with administrator rights:

  bcdedit/set {current} settings regional en-US

  or

  BCDboot % WinDir % / l en

  Change the US to the language version of Windows 7 installed, as ja - JP, en - us, es - ARE, pt - BR, zh - CN, zh - TW, fr - FR, fi - FI and etc.

  Restart the computer after running the command to see the new boot UI (user interface) be used again. To check if the locale has been entered properly, just run the bceedit command in the command prompt that is running as an administrator... »

  not solved my problem and also know for many users... after updating vista in windows 7 splash screen stay the same...

  Thanks for your help
  Hispanico hispanico

  Hi hispanico,

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Answers.

  I suggest you do a repair from WinRE (Windows Recovery Environment) system using a Windows 7 installation disc. Follow these steps:

  1. turn on your computer, insert the Windows installation DVD, and then restart your computer.

  2. Press any key when prompted to do so and follow the instructions that appear.

  3. when the Windows Installer page, click repair your computer to access system recovery options.

  4. follow the instructions.

  Please visit these links for more information on the Startup Repair:

  1. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Startup-Repair-frequently-asked-questions

  2. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/What-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-7

  Kind regards
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• iOS, splash screens and icons are not included

  Hello

  I'm having a problem where not all the splash screen and icons are included when building for iOS. Ipa package generated by Phonegap Build does not use the screens provided for the following sizes:

  750 * 1334

  1242 * 2208

  2208 * 1242

  640 * 960

  In addition, the icon 76x76@2x~ipad (152 * 152) is also not included, but is rather just a black white icon (see below).

  

  The icons are included in the file of configuration as follows:

  < platform name = "ios" >

  <!--> iPhone and iPod touch

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default.png "width ="320"height ="480"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/iphone_landscape.png "width ="480"height ="320"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default_at_2x.png "width ="640"height ="960"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/iphone_landscape_at_2x.png "width ="960"height ="640"/ >

  <!--5 iPhone / iPod Touch (5th generation) - >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-568h_at_2x.png "width ="640"height ="1136"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default_iphone5_landscape.png "width ="1136"height ="640"/ >

  <!-iPhone - 6 >

  "< splash src="res/screen/ios/Default-667h.png "width ="750"height ="1334"/ >

  "< splash src="res/screen/ios/Default-Landscape-667h.png "width ="1334"height ="750"/ >

  "< splash src="res/screen/ios/Default-736h.png "width ="1242"height ="2208"/ >

  "< splash src="res/screen/ios/Default-Landscape-736h.png "width ="2208"height ="1242"/ >

  <! - iPad - >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/screen-ipad-portrait.png "width ="768"height ="1024"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/screen-ipad-landscape.png "width ="1024"height ="768"/ >

  <! - iPad retina - >

  < splash src = "splash/ios/[email protected]" width = "1536" height = "2048" / >

  < splash src = "splash/ios/[email protected]" width = "2048" height = "1536" / >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-Portrait.png "width ="768"height ="1004"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-Landscape1004.png "width ="1004"height ="768"/ >

  <!-retina iPhone 6 s more, iPhone 6 more - >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-i6plus-Portrait.png "width ="1080"height ="1920"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-i6plus-Landscape.png "width ="1920"height ="1080"/ >

  <!--12,9 inch iPad Pro->

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-iPro-Portrait.png "width ="2048"height ="2732"/ >

  "< splash src="splash/ios/Default-iPro-Landscape1004.png "width ="2732"height ="2048"/ >

  < / platform >

  I confirmed that the files are present in the zip uploaded to the build server. I am also using the latest plugin splashscreen configured as follows:

  < plugin name = "cordova-plugin-splashscreen" source = "MNP" / >

  My app ID is 1059690 and I'd appreciate any help.

  Thank you

  Ed.

  melb101 Just curiously, have you checked that your startup files are folders that you specified as sources.

  Some have

  and the ones failing have