Hackbgrt151

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If you dual-boot Linux and Windows, HackBGRT151 only affects the Windows boot manager. If GRUB loads first, you’ll need to theme GRUB separately. hackbgrt151

hackbgrt is not a standalone application but a and a collection of scripts/tools (often found in AUR packages like hackbgrt or hackbgrt-git ) that allows Linux users to replace the UEFI firmware’s default boot logo (the vendor logo shown during POST/early boot) with a custom image. hackbgrt151 remains a fascinating artifact of the "power

: To go back to the original logo, run setup.exe again and type "R" to uninstall the tool and restore your original boot files. If GRUB loads first, you’ll need to theme GRUB separately

: Designed specifically for 32-bit and 64-bit x86 UEFI systems.