BIOS Image DrMos - Solved

aruba92

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Is there anyway to change or completely get rid of that image without disabling it in the BIOS. The first image the eclipse looking thing. That's the only way to explain it because it disappears with a blink of an eye then all you see is the DrMOS image. I mean come where is MSI coming from. Who really wants that as there BIOS boot image.
 
You can usually make the image disappear by pressing the TAB key when it appears OR you can turn off the boot logo in BIOS.

Who really wants that as there BIOS boot image.

Oh, a lot of people like it, trust me. 
 
I don't want to turn it off I just like the first image better and thought someone might know of a utility that could tweak that image. Not a real big deal and I am suprised that people like that. Pretty stupid if you ask me.
 
and I am suprised that people like that. Pretty stupid if you ask me.

Hey, I love that image. Don't offend my taste, please.  ;D

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and thought someone might know of a utility that could tweak that image.

Changing the BIOS Boot Logo is only possible by actually modding the BIOS (which is inherently risky, especially if you have never done that before). Are you sure you want to do that?
 
What BIOS version you use?

aruba92 said:
Is there anyway to change or completely get rid of that image without disabling it in the BIOS. The first image the eclipse looking thing. That's the only way to explain it because it disappears with a blink of an eye then all you see is the DrMOS image. I mean come where is MSI coming from. Who really wants that as there BIOS boot image.

So you want Eclipse only to stay constant without DrMOS? Is that correct?

E.g:

The first image the eclipse looking thing.

This one only to shows, but permanent and without DrMOS?
 
Can't get it to boot from it or update it. I have to use the M-Flash utilty in the BIOS no floppy drive, no FDD header on MOBO. I copied all the files to the flash frive and nothing. Won't boot from it or update the current BIOS and by the way it states in bold red in the M-Flash part of the BIOS the file name needs to A7522IMS maybe that is why yours is A7200BKM.
 
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