On Windows 11, you can customize the taskbar, the majority of the menus, and even the File Explorer. But that’s just the base options. Third-party companies can do way more like make your Start Menu like something out of Windows 10. But some people want to take it further and customize absolutely everything on their Win 11, like the boot logo.

In case you’re unfamiliar, the boot logo is the Windows 11 symbol that appears whenever you turn on your computer. Changing that logo isn’t as simple as going into the Settings menu and messing with a few things. To change the boot logo, you’ll have to restart your computer in Advanced Startup mode and go into the BIOS menus. You’ll have to download the HackBGRT app from Github to swap the logo. This guide will show you how to change the boot logo on your Windows 11 computer. It will involve checking if your computer has UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) enabled. But before you make any changes, it is highly recommended that you create a restore point on your Windows 11 machine in case something goes wrong and you need to go back. SPONSORED

How can I change the boot logo on my Windows 11 computer?

1. Create a restore point

Before you restore your computer, it’s recommended that you download and use Restoro PC Repair Tool to make sure files aren’t lost and repair anything that might have gotten damaged in the process. ⇒ Get Restoro

2. Check for UEFI

3. Disable Secure Boot

5. Install HackBGRT Tool

What are other ways that I can customize my Windows 11 PC?

Windows 11 has a lot of neat customization options. The OS has new keyboard shortcuts like pressing the Windows key and the Z key to open Snap Layouts, plus ways to move the taskbar to multiple locations on the screen. And a new preview build has come out for the Dev Channel of the Windows Insider Program. In the build, new security was released referred to as Windows Defender, Microsoft’s latest attempt at system security and comes with a mobile version. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions on other Windows 11 systems. Also, leave comments about reviews that you’d like to see or information on other Windows 11 features.

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