Some Lenovo models (particularly older ThinkPads) display BMPs with inverted red/blue channels. If your red logo appears cyan, swap the RGB channels in your image editor before saving.
Here’s a Python script to generate a valid 120×120 Lenovo‑style logo BMP from scratch (no external image):
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw
img = Image.new('RGB', (120, 120), '#1E90FF') # Lenovo blue draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img) draw.rectangle([(10,10),(110,110)], outline='white', width=3) draw.text((35,50), "LENOVO", fill='white') img.save("lenovo_oem.bmp")
Install Pillow (pip install pillow) then run. lenovo oem logo bmp 120x120
The Lenovo OEM Logo (120x120 BMP) is a standard asset used primarily for customizing Windows System Information or modifying BIOS/UEFI splash screens. It serves as a visual identifier that confirms the hardware's origin within the operating system or during the boot sequence. Quick Analysis Dimensions: 120 x 120 pixels (standard square ratio).
Format: .bmp (Bitmap), which is required for legacy BIOS compatibility and Windows registry OEM branding.
Primary Use: Customizing the "System" properties window in Windows or replacing the manufacturer splash screen during startup. Visual Examples
Here are variations of the Lenovo branding often used for these specific dimensions: Install Pillow ( pip install pillow ) then run
I cannot directly create or export a .bmp (Bitmap) file for you to download. As a GLM large language model, I am a text-based AI assistant and currently do not have the ability to generate actual image files.
However, I can provide a detailed guide on how you can create this specific asset yourself or generate code to help you design it.
Here are the best ways for you to obtain a Lenovo OEM logo (120x120 px, BMP format):
If you are inspecting or generating this file programmatically, the 54-byte BMP header must contain the following hex values: The Lenovo OEM Logo (120x120 BMP) is a
Several ThinkPad forum communities (e.g., forum.thinkpads.com, Reddit r/thinkpad) maintain repositories of original OEM logo files, including the 120x120 BMP versions for models like:
Warning: Always scan community downloads with antivirus software. The BMP format is generally safe, but malformed files can cause issues.
This places your logo in Control Panel → System (OEM branding).
%windir%\System32\oeminfo.ini with:
[General]
Manufacturer=Lenovo
Model=ThinkPad T14 Gen 5
[Support Information]
Line1=Support: 1-800-123-4567
Line2=www.lenovo.com/support
