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745 G2

I've got off-lease 745 G2 which has customized company logo displayed on each boot. Don't like that picture and trying to get rid of it but with no luck. Tried these tools:

EREPLOGO.EFI says "Cannot open ROM"

CustomLogoApp.efi  just hangs

DOSFLASH.EXE /i delete says that system not supported

Flashi.exe also does not help

Win10 HP Client Management Script Library (CMSL) [Set-|Get-]Clear-HPFirmwareBootLogo  says "The caller does not have permissions to perform this operation" regardless of -password

 

What is the right tool for 745 G2?

Just in case, "ROM family" is M84.

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if the BIOS has a admin/setup password, you will not be able to change its settings including the boot logo... you will need to obtain the password from the company and then you will be allowed to do that

I work for HP. However, all opinions and comments are my own.
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Soccer_dan, thank you for the response. I have all the passwords (there are 2 users visible if it matters - BIOS Administrator and one from my HP Client Security). Shall I remove all these users? (though already tried with empty BIOS Administrator password and result was the same).

Do you know which of 5 tools mentioned in prev message are expected to work if there no password-related problems? Or there are some other programs?

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my recommendation is to use HP CSM to remove the single sign on passwords including those in the BIOS, then remove HP CSM from Windows... you should be able to then use Windows Hello to use either facial recognition (if IR cameras are built-in) or fingerprint identification 

I work for HP. However, all opinions and comments are my own.
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Removed all the passwords and excessive accounts, reset bios settings and security to factory defaults, Nothing chnaged.

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