You don't do this through Win98, but through the BIOS. You can always see the boot-up process by hitting escape. If you want to shut off that Dell logo screen, enter the setup and there should be an option somewhere pertaining the viewing of those boot-up messages. It's been a while since I've been in the setup screen.
On the recent Dells, enter Setup by pressing the Delete key. Arrow to the Boot tab. Right now Show Boot Time Diagnostics is disabled. Arrow down and enable it. Save the change and exit Setup. The system should now boot without the Dell Globe splash screen.
The Win 98 startup screen is easiest to disable through Tweak UI. You can download that from here, a link provided by Dan B.
alex_kuziola
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February 7th, 2000 22:00
You don't do this through Win98, but through the BIOS. You can always see the boot-up process by hitting escape. If you want to shut off that Dell logo screen, enter the setup and there should be an option somewhere pertaining the viewing of those boot-up messages. It's been a while since I've been in the setup screen.
Can anyone here help me out? Thanks :)
Alex
DocMD
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February 7th, 2000 22:00
I'll give it a shot
:-)
Kay H
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February 8th, 2000 00:00
Hi,
On the recent Dells, enter Setup by pressing the Delete key. Arrow to the Boot tab. Right now Show Boot Time Diagnostics is disabled. Arrow down and enable it. Save the change and exit Setup. The system should now boot without the Dell Globe splash screen.
The Win 98 startup screen is easiest to disable through Tweak UI. You can download that from here, a link provided by Dan B.
Hope this helps,
Kay