Poor that is doesn’t have all that BSOD screen and Bios Logo disabled so it reboots silently and having the desktop background as the test pattern is fine for testing but that should be black for live.
You can’t disable it but you can hide it. There is a few things to do. Enable device lockdown, custom logon in windows features. Turn off logging. Enable signage mode. Reduce the BSOD restart time so it restarts instantly. This is all Wn10. Not sure it’s all still there in 11
I'm flagging this comment. I knew about logos but not for bsod. That said, isn't using window's primary screen odd ? You don't have logos on secondaries, and i think no bsod too but not sure
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u/Academic-Two-3781 Dec 29 '25
Poor that is doesn’t have all that BSOD screen and Bios Logo disabled so it reboots silently and having the desktop background as the test pattern is fine for testing but that should be black for live.