With a Z97 Extreme6 board, since updating the BIOS from 2.50 to 2.70 the other day, "ASRock" has replaced the four Windows on the Windows 10 boot screen. Are others seeing that? It's not standard, to say the least.
No announcement yet.
ASRock 2.70 Splash Screen replaces Windows?
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ASRock 2.70 Splash Screen replaces Windows?
ASRock Z97 Extreme6 / Intel i7-4790K
32 GB G.Skill DDR3 2133 RAM (Ares 4x8gb)
EVGA GTX950 SC
Prolimatech Megahalems Rev. C cooler w/ Nexus Silent Fan
Seasonic X650 PSU
Samsung Pro 850 256GB SSD (system drive)
SanDisk ExtremePro 480, Seagate 1TB, 2TB and 2x 3TB SATA 6Gb/s
Plextor PX-891SA CD/DVD Writer/Player
Dell U2412M Monitor (1920x1200)
IBM Model M keyboard / Bornd M120 wireless mouse
Thermaltake F31 Case
Canon MP640 / Brother HL-2270DW printers
Audio system: Dac + Powered speakers + USB card + LPS + power cond./distrib.
Windows 10 Pro x64 -
Re: ASRock 2.70 Splash Screen replaces Windows?
Originally posted by CSAsr84 View PostThis is standard with Windows 8-8.1-10 when booting from GPT (needs UEFI supported BIOS) partitioned HDD.
At least in my case it's actually worse, because the rotating dots, a standard part of the Windows 10 boot - they are important for helping know what's going on - sometimes do not appear now with 2.70 until late in the Windows start up process, and sometimes not at all. It's even got me thinking of going back to 2.50, if Win 1607 can handle it.ASRock Z97 Extreme6 / Intel i7-4790K
32 GB G.Skill DDR3 2133 RAM (Ares 4x8gb)
EVGA GTX950 SC
Prolimatech Megahalems Rev. C cooler w/ Nexus Silent Fan
Seasonic X650 PSU
Samsung Pro 850 256GB SSD (system drive)
SanDisk ExtremePro 480, Seagate 1TB, 2TB and 2x 3TB SATA 6Gb/s
Plextor PX-891SA CD/DVD Writer/Player
Dell U2412M Monitor (1920x1200)
IBM Model M keyboard / Bornd M120 wireless mouse
Thermaltake F31 Case
Canon MP640 / Brother HL-2270DW printers
Audio system: Dac + Powered speakers + USB card + LPS + power cond./distrib.
Windows 10 Pro x64
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