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| Issue | Possible Cause | Solution | |-------|----------------|----------| | | Corrupted BMP or wrong resolution | Boot from Windows USB → Command Prompt → Navigate to C:\HackBGRT → Run restore.bat | | Logo is tiny and centered | Using a low-res image on a high-res screen | Create an 800x600 BMP with a black border; the EFI will center it. | | Secure Boot violation error | Secure Boot re-enabled without enrolling the certificate | Reboot → Disable Secure Boot → Re-run HackBGRT151 and choose "Install Certificate" | | "Failed to find bootmgfw.efi" | Windows installed on a different drive or using MBR (Legacy BIOS) | Convert your disk to GPT and switch to UEFI mode. HackBGRT151 requires UEFI. | | Logo shows for a second, then disappears | Fast Boot is hiding the logo | In Windows Power Options, disable Fast Startup. | hackbgrt151
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