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• How to make the splash screen to stay for some time the given sum?

  I wanted to keep the splash screen is displayed for say 3-4 seconds before he jumps to the next screen, could someone please suggest me a method to do this?

  Since by default the start screen is displayed for about a fraction of a second.

  I assumed that you do not want the default splash screen to display for longer... it wouldn't be much of that.

  If you have a custom splash screen and wants to appear again, just have your application display a copy of it that the only thing onscreen for the first few seconds, before switching to your main view. The search can show you that there areother threads that have covered the thi

• GTX 980 and no splash screen

  I have a ti GTX 980 flashed running in a Mac Pro(on external power) 2010. It shows only a splash screen, however, so I attach a No 4 k monitor DVI port. Monitors Dell P2415Q 4 k (except for a random time) show no video until the initialization is complete. This means that I must keep an old DVI monitor on all the time to get not only the splash screen but even to get any video output at all on end of startup. Without a monitor DVI the Dells don't show any video and go mode 'sleep'. Bootcamp Windows 7 displays the same behavior. Any ideas?

  How the P2415Q is normally connected? If you try HDMI then try rather Displayport.

  If your card was flashed did buy you it from MacVidCards? If so, ask them for assistance.

• 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.

• 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

• HPE-500cs: Permutation GTX460 for GTX960 = > HP Splash screen freeze

  Hello guys. So today, I'm really really a lot about GTX 960. I rushed in and bought. Before exchanging I did I have deep cleaning of the pilot. (DDU) Then I swapped the cards. (GTX 460 for the 960) Wattage is sufficient. After pressing the button, the HP splash screen appears. 'Press ESC to enter the BIOS. When I try to press something, the PC sounds right. After like 30 seconds, I hear one long beep followed 3 short. The HP bios blocks the card?
  
  I also tried the card in my pc of brothers, no problem, the card is fine. Only clue I have is that the MB has only PCI-E 2.0 and this card is 3.0. This could be the problem?
  
  Ive measures taken:
  
  1.) deep clean with DDU
  Clear 2.) CMOS
  3.) begin without HARD drive is connected (nothing really changed)
  
  IM really deperate. I intend to try different moba, but it's hard to find a good for a such old processor. The H61, I found all them have only 2 RAM slots, but I have 4 sticks of 2 GB. Should I go for Z75 even when I can't overclock? I really want to go back to my 460.
  
  Thank you for your time and sorry for the long post.
  
  EDIT: I have brand new 500W 85 + PSU, which should be more then enough since the GPU is only 120W

  SareMa, welcome to the forum.

  I believe that the problem may be that the video card is not compatible with the motherboard BIOS.  Most of the newer cards require UEFI.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  In addition, it could be that the power supply is older and does not provide the necessary power for the card to function properly.  This is 460W and map requires a minimum 400W PSU.  Age of the PSU, they are not as powerful.

  I suggest you contact the manufacturer's Technical Support to see what they have to say.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Splash screen, blurred or distorted after the PRAM reset

  Hello

  I had several problems lately with my MBP 15 inch 2011. Install the new OS X versions and updates point makes three beeps and reboot several times in quick succession. Those point updates will then appear as installed six times in the list of the updates installed the app from the App Store.

  Thinking this could be an issue that could be fixed with a STROLLER reset. I realized and noticed that the after reset the PRAM, the splash screen is blurred. Attached photo:

  

  Even once more my AMD GPU degrades?

  Thanks in advance.

  5 beeps indicates a RAM problem.

  You may experience a kernel panic.  Check through these instructions and post when it exists:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201753

  Run Apple Hardware Test:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201257

  Note that an error free AHT is inconclusive.

  Be aware of this program;

  https://www.Apple.com/support/MacBookPro-videoissues/

  Cioao.

• How can I get the TestStand splash screen to not show up when I call the results treatment Utility offline?

  So I call the Offline processing Utility (ORPU) a not executable call results in a plugin to perform a personalised treatment in another configuration.  Everything works fine, including having run reduced (mostly hidden) by using the option/tray.  When he called, the TestStand splash screen appears (certainly is not a show-stopper but it's confusing from the point of view of the user).

  Is it possible that I can get this start screen to not appear when calling the ORPU?  I noticed in the help, mention is made of the use of the callback file, and I wonder if someone has successfully used this to avoid the dialog box or other behaviors.  I would like more info on how it works, but it doesn't seem to be a vast detail on this in the help, and I'm not also find me useful examples.

  The source of the Offline utility treatment results is included with TestStand and can be changed.

  The ORPU source is located under "Components\Models\TestStandModels\Offline utility treatment results"

  From the source, you can see that there is no flag that allows you to hide the splash screen (except for / I leave, but that it will also close the ORPU!); However, you can easily change the ORPU so it does not show the start screen by removing the following lines in \Components\Models\TestStandModels\Offline Results Processing Utility\OfflineResultsProcessingUtility\MainForm.cs

  If (! data.) Quit smoking)
  splashScreenForm = new SplashScreen (mEngine, false);

  Regarding the flags without papers, there are not really many flags undocumented in the ORPU (even once, you can see them in the source), and undocumented flags have very specific use cases (open files from shell and NEITHER internal regression tests).

  A (non-official) complete list of indicators ORPU from 2014 TS:

  /?
  Shows help

  / tray
  Starts the ORPU in the status bar

  / exit-when-done
  Exits when all files are made

  / I'm leaving
  Leave immediately

  /process - files - Missing - Data
  Treats the files even if they lack of data

  / which-process-files-Missing-Data
  Do not process files that are missing data, show only a mistake (it is the default behavior).

  / Process-All-Profiles
  Start all profiles

  / Process-No.-Profiles
  Don't start any profile

  / Process-Profiles
  Treat the profiles specified in the following arguments

  / process-files
  Add the files specified for the specified profile

  / log - level

  Sets the logging level for the newspaper ORPU, all of the messages above, the specified log level is saved.

  /ShellOpen
  It is an internal indicator, it is used to treat applications for the shell (for example, after a double click on a tsr in Windows Explorer). Do not use this indicator.

  / non-interactive
  It is an internal indicator used for the test. Do not use this indicator.

  Please note that NEITHER does not support appellant flags undocumented and that NEITHER is not guaranteeing backward compatibility of these flags undocumented and they could change at any time, without warning.

  For a more detailed explanation of the working of each option, refer to the Arguments of the command line Utility using TestStand treatment results offline.

  Hope this helps,

  Francisco

• M9452p Pavilion lock, restart the HP splash screen and freezes

  My HP Pavillion M9452p primer, I can connect and I ran a program to copy a disc.  the system froze, then went through the process of restarting and froze on the splash screen for HP.  Rebooted the system by closing doen ran diagnotics and received a message "BIOS4 Boot error, contact the HP support" what dio I need to do to fix this?

  Tried system restore and system recovery using the F8 key start, but he did not, it ran very slow and then rebooted to start HP with the F10, Esc, F9 and F11 options and froze both times.

  I just replace the HD two months ago, and it works very well. I just removed all the component and repluged everythignback to gether, ran diagnotics and everything that happened, but still have the same problem with freezing and restarting the HP splash screen.

  Motherboard?

  Mounted with different lock forum, freezing, etc.

• All of a sudden my Acer Iconia One 10 will not close or disable. It flashes just the splash screen

  All of a sudden my Acer Iconia One 10 will not close or disable. It flashes just the splash screen "Acer Explorer beyond the limits; Powered by Android.

  What should I do?

  Problem with the cord/charge plug unit... is very loose and since I bought it. It takes an extraordinary amount of time to load. Is it defective?

  According to the description of the connection of the power supply or you have a problem with the power outlet (perhaps folded ut of shape enough to cause free adjustment) or Charger (connection flashing in-house, exit misfeed or simply that bad). If I was in your position I would take back and get one without load problems. You can send it through Acer support and they will fix it for you, but back to the seller will be faster.

• How can I prevent the splash screen to disappear after a few seconds?

  I have a HP Touchsmart all in one by using Windows 7. The machine is brand new.

  Whenever I get the splash screen, if I am not for nothing, after that a few seconds, the screen turns off and then I can make it back by pressing any key and then click on my name from the entrance to ge the rear screen startup.

  Hello jimtiger: I'm not familiar with the Touchsmart version 4 software. It works with version 3 of Touchsmart. Left click mouse any where on the screen click on customize. The opening of new windows screen saver goto adjust the wait time for a longer period of time.  Can also change the settings of computer power. Control in the lower right panel, you will see tools and information on the performance up until it clicks. Top of next window right-click on the adjustment of the parameters of energy.  Check high performance box.  Who will now have a blue dot. Just beside it, you will see the settings of plan up until it clicks.  You will see the screen dims: click the box next to it. My is set to 10 minutes below. Turn off the display: click the box my is fixed to 15 minutes. Put the computer to sleep: click the box my is defined. Never. Brightness is right-wing. Under that, you will see the change, click on advance power settings. Everything has a greater mark in it. Click ok. Close all windows should be all set now.

• Windows XP hangs at the splash screen (logo). Dim screen when hooked.

  I do have problems starting XP 2 on two different hard drives.  I'm more concerned at this time is described in the title.  I bought a new hard drive (Western Digital Caviar Blue WD3200AAKS 320) to back up the data on my old hard drive, due to the other XP startup problem and installed Windows XP Home edition, as well as my motherboard drivers, etc..  It starts very well, at first, but then started a curtain to the start screen (and the splash screen is very low in this case).  I tried to remove some additional applications provided with the motherboard, no luck.  I tried to reinstall XP several times, and who has not helped.  I tried to update my video driver, running chkdsk, running Windows Memory Diagnostic (which does no problem), cleaning the registry with Advanced System Care Pro, unplug all USB devices and network cable, etc.  He continues to hang at the splash screen (weakly).  When I try to start in safe mode, it hangs at "mup.sys.  So far, I'm able to get XP to start by repeated restart later...  I searched the web to find a solution for this and have found no definitive answer.  I just ordered another new hard drive and Windows 7.  I intend to dual boot with windows 7 the new HD and XP on the current disc (assuming that this problem can be solved!).

  My other problem is on my old sister Hitachi 160 GB IDE hard drive.  A few months, our PC stop working.  After buying a new power supply (Corsair TX650w) and determine that he was not a power supply problem, I bought a new motherboard (GA-MA785GT-UD3H), (AMD Phenom II X 2 555 3.2 Ghz) CPU, RAM (CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) 240 - Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333), and some new fans (old system died due to heat issues).  Once I had it put in place and I tried to boot XP from my old drive, he just went in a "boot loop".  He gets to the XP splash screen, goes black and restarts, again and again.  I tried setting the installation of XP with XP CD 3 or 4 times, without success.  This question is not as big of a deal to me now, because I now have the new hard drive with the new number to start XP (intermittent).  My main goal with the old hard drive was to save all my data.  That is, life turns on if I can't start XP on this drive (the one with the boot loop).

  Thank you for your time!

  The BIOS update has * seems * solved the problem!  I rebooted it 4 or 5 times, but also completely off the PC and it starts today.  Did not repeat the problem so far!

  It is a great place to come to answer my own questions!  Bookmark!

• Want to m6-1205dx: must press space or HP Splash Screen hangs it indefinitely

  Strangest thing ever... A little background first. I had a VERY hard time getting this computer to perform a recovery to factory settings. After about 11 attempts of switching between active disk ordered from HP and the recovery discs, I've done the computer it FINALLY finished. (All other attempts, I got a message that says the recovery has failed and then had the option of three choices... something like "View Log" "Save Log"and "Try again") What I did that FINALLY let the recovery complete was to press space keyboard whenever the HP splash screen came. Then, the small white circles under the hp logo would begin to move and that she would go to the next part of the installation of the driver/software. Now, however, whenever I restart the computer I have TO press the space bar once or it crashes just on the hp splash screen. I did all THE updates of windows and all the updates via the HP website driver. The only additional software that I installed is Mozilla Firefox. I have reset BIOS default - Secure Boot back on since I had to disable to install with the disks. Little things like time & date are correct. I ran Diagnostics on all the material and it passes.

  Help, please! I have never come across anything like this before and I'm at a loss on how to fix it!

  Thank you for taking the time to answer!

  Thanks for your reply, but I found a resolution. I discovered one of the keys 'f' on the line of the top of my keyboard did not work. Once I changed the keyboard to one another, everything worked as it should. No more hanging on the hp splash screen.

• 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

• my computer won't past the splash screen. She claims system not found, check the cable. I have windows on my Acer laptop base.

  After I press start, the splash screen appears briefly, then a black screen stating:
  Pre-boot EXecution Environment (PXE) v2.1
  PXE - E61:Media test failure, check cable
  PXE - MOF: exit ROM PXE.
  Operating system not found

  ·       Try to remove your hard drive and unplug the cable.  Then re - attach the cable and re - install the HDD.  Somehow, the cable may have come loose and it may solve the problem.  If this does not work, follow these steps:

  Do a startup repair, boot from the disk Installation of Windows Vista genuine (or one that you can borrow from someone) or a recovery disc.  Here is the procedure: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html.  You may need to change the BIOS to do first the CD drive in the boot sequence to boot from the CD.  To do this, hold the screen that tells you the key F to push to enter the menu start or start of installation.  Push it quickly. Make the changes, save your work and exit.  Put the CD in the drive and reboot.  When you are prompted, press any key to boot from the CD.

  If you do not have a floppy disk, you can make a bootable recovery disk by using http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/ with burning software like: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/active-isoburner.html and, of course, a blank CD.

  If this does not resolve the problem, try the following:

  To run the Bootrec.exe tool, you must start Windows RE. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. put the Windows Vista installation disc in the disc drive, and then start the computer.

  2. press a key when you are prompted.

  3. Select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard or an input method, and then click Next.

  4. click on repair your computer.

  5. click on the operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next.

  6. in the System Recovery Options dialog box, click command prompt.

  7. type Bootrec.exe, and then press ENTER.

  
  Note If rebuilding the BCD does not resolve the startup problem, you can export and delete the BCD, and then run this option again. In doing so, you ensure that the BCD is completely rebuilt. To do this, type the following commands at the command prompt Windows RE:

  ·        bcdedit/export C:\BCD_Backup

  ·        c:

  ·        Boot CD

  ·        BCD attrib s h - r

  ·        Ren c:\boot\bcd BCD.old

  ·        Bootrec /RebuildBcd

  Good luck and I hope this helps!

  Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.