How can I change BIOS logo?

SECO logo is always displayed by default during the boot phase. In particular, there are two different logos:

splash logo: large icon centered in the screen when quiet boot is enabled;
small logo: small icon in the top right corner of the screen when quiet boot is disabled.

The AMI ChangeLogo utility allows both to replace SECO logo(s) with custom one(s) and to remove it.
The utility is distribuited in the following versions:

ChangeLogoWin.exe for Windows 32-bit
ChangeLogoWin64.exe for Windows 64-bit

INDEX

1 Where can I find ChangeLogo utility?
2 How can I replace BIOS logo?
3 How can I delete BIOS logo?

Where can I find ChangeLogo utility?

ChangeLogo is part of the Bios tools package, it is available in the download section of each X86 product.

ChangeLogo and Bios Guard are not compatible.
Bios Guard is a security feature available on all Intel Core Platform.
For those platforms where ChangeLogo is not part of the Bios Tools, custom logo is supported by opening a support ticket in “Custom BIOS“ section.

How can I replace BIOS logo?

In order to replace SECO logo in the BIOS binary with a custom image, follow the steps below.

First, copy the logo files and the original BIOS in the folder where the ChangeLogo utility is located.

Then run the cmd shell and move to the folder where the utility, the binary and the image are located.

To change the splash logo execute the following command:
ChangeLogoWinYY /i inROMFile /o outROMFile /r logofile [/f]
To change the small logo execute the following command:
ChangeLogoWinYY /i inROMFile /o outROMFile /r logofile /s [/f]

In both commands above:

YY changes for 32-bit or 64-bit Windows version;
/i specifies the BIOS binary used as input;
/o specifies the BIOS binary that will be generated;
/r selects the image file to upload in the BIOS.

The image must be in bitmap format.

The replacement image must respect the following size:

Splash logo: 480x360
Small logo: 160x120

/s selects the small logo;
/f forces the destination file (optional).

Once the utility displays a success message, you binary is ready to be updated following the procedure shown in the module page.

How can I delete BIOS logo?

In order to delete SECO or custom logo in the BIOS binary, follow the steps below.

Run the cmd shell and move to the folder where the utility, the binary and the image are located.

To delete the splash logo execute the following command:
ChangeLogoWinYY /i inROMFile /o outROMFile /d [/f]
To delete the small logo execute the following command:

In both commands above:

YY changes for 32-bit or 64-bit Windows version;
/i specifies the BIOS binary used as input;
/o specifies the BIOS binary that will be generated;
/d removes the logo in the BIOS binary;
/s selects the small logo;
/f forces the destination file (optional).

Once the utility displays a success message, you binary is ready to be updated through following the procedure shown in the module page.