Windows 10 startup splash screen

[chipbutty]

Good Afternoon,
I am a pensioner and need help please.Its regarding windows 10 splash screen at startup.I have no problems with removing the lock and login screens but just cannot find a way to remove this first screen.I have tried the msconfig and gone into the boot menu and ticked the NO GUI Boot but that has not done anything.I would be very grateful for any assistance you could give me.  Thank You.
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Chipbutty

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[woody]

Hmmm….

Are you saying you want to bypass the usual logon screen?

In other words, what’s on the screen that you want to bypass?

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[Alex5723]

chipbutty wrote:

.I have tried the msconfig and gone into the boot menu and ticked the NO GUI Boot but that has not done anything

Are you sure it’s a Windows 10 splash screen and not your PC’s OEM splash screen ?

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[chipbutty]

Hello ,

Thanks for your reply.After bootup the first screen i get is a black one with a white windows logo.This is followed by the lock screen which i have removed and then the login screen comes up.I want to remove the first screen so that all i am left with is the login screen.

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chipbutty

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[Alex5723]

chipbutty wrote:

Hello ,

Thanks for your reply.After bootup the first screen i get is a black one with a white windows logo.This is followed by the lock screen which i have removed and then the login screen comes up.I want to remove the first screen so that all i am left with is the login screen.

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chipbutty

Try booting into the BIOS and check for boot logo.

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[chipbutty]

Thanks for the reply.I will try that.I made a mistake its a blue windows logo  not a white one that i get on the first startup screen.

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[chipbutty]

Could not find anything to do with boot logo.

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[Bundaburra]

I don’t know if you can disable that screen, because I believe it is coming from the BIOS, before Windows even starts.  Open to correction on that.  If the aim is to streamline the startup, you can however bypass the login screen – IF you are the only person to ever use the computer, and IF it is not a laptop liable to be lost or stolen.  It will submit your username and password automatically, and will continue the startup without intervention.  If you understand the security risk and are prepared to accept it, just enter NETPLWIZ into the search box and follow the prompts.

Windows 10 Pro 64 bit 20H2

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[chipbutty]

Hello,

Thank you for the information.I will keep the login screen for security reasons.I was able to remove the lock screen.You make a very valid point.about the bios.In total i have 4 different screens that come up at startup.The first one is a lenovo one which helps me get into the bios and other settings faster.The second was the windows logo one. The third was a lock screen and the fourth was the login screen.I just wanted to shorten the startup procedure.

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[joep517]

The Lenovo logo is from the BIOS. The Windows logo is from the Windows startup routine which should require no input and go away on its own fairly quickly. Even if you could eliminate the Windows logo it would not appreciably speed up startup. There is a lot going on and displaying the logo is just to let you know there is activity.

--Joe

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[chipbutty]

Thank you Joe.Your help was very much appreciated.

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[bbearren]

The blue Windows logo comes from the Windows 8/8.1/10 bootmgr.  I use the Windows 7 bootmgr, so I see the OEM logo (which is my avatar; I’ve customized the Intel UEFI on my DIY) and the marbles spinning in a circle for a few seconds.

I only see the blue Windows logo on my Windows phone.

Create a fresh drive image before making system changes/Windows updates, in case you need to start over!

"When you're troubleshooting, start with the simple and proceed to the complex."—M.O. Johns

"Experience is what you get when you're looking for something else."—Sir Thomas Robert Deware

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[Microfix]

@chipbutty, There is also a section within winaero tweaker to prevent these from displaying.

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[chipbutty]

Thank you DA Boss I am very grateful to you.It Worked.

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