How to remove American Megatrends?

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Depends on your motherboard and bios. If you have a high end board that has an extensive bios, often times there is a switch that'll bypass that particular screen and either be blank or holdout the prior screen until windows is booting. If you have a low end board, or an older legacy bios, those bios tend to be very simple with few if any user changeable switches other than turbo on/off, time and date etc. Then you are stuck with what it gives you.

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Depends on your motherboard and bios. If you have a high end board that has an extensive bios, often times there is a switch that'll bypass that particular screen and either be blank or holdout the prior screen until windows is booting. If you have a low end board, or an older legacy bios, those bios tend to be very simple with few if any user changeable switches other than turbo on/off, time and date etc. Then you are stuck with what it gives you.
 
Solution
In some BIOS, it's referred to as the SPLASH screen, sometimes but not all the time, it has an option for you to by-pass.

Modern BIOS also often have a QUICK BOOT option and won't display anything, but I don't recommend it because users often come back crying, I CAN'T GET INTO BIOS ANYMORE - WAH-WAH, and don't bother to read the manual how to reset.

If this bothers u so much, you are rebooting WAY too often.