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The thread discusses a recurring issue where the user's desktop background automatically switches from "fit" to "fill" after a few minutes, prompting frustration. The original poster seeks help, and responders suggest checking theme and screen saver settings, including ensuring no active screen savers and deleting unsaved themes. Overall, the troubleshooting indicates a focus on display and theme options, with the conclusion leaning toward removing unsaved themes as a potential fix.
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Hickia

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Every time, I have a simple background, lets say a Halo 4 background. A few minute later, the background changes from fit to fill. I have to change it back every time. It's really frustrating, help please?
 

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The only other thing I can think of at the moment, would be to remove/delete any unsaved themes. Make sure you have the themes/background images you are deleting, saved in another location for future use if desired.

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Don
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Hello Hickia and Link Removed to windowsForum;

Try going to "Appearance and Personalization/Change the Theme" and click on the background image, then click save, to save it, at that point you can also name it.

Keep us posted
Don
 

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Adamsappleone said:
Hello Hickia and Link Removed to windowsForum;

Try going to "Appearance and Personalization/Change the Theme" and click on the background image, then click save, to save it, at that point you can also name it.

Keep us posted
Don
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Hmm but my themes are already saved. It then automatically changes to an "unsaved theme".
 

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Strange, ok, try it this way, open "Control Panel" and click on "Appearance/Personalization", then under "Personalization" click on "Change screen saver", when that windows opens make sure "None" is shown in the drop down box.

See if that helps
Don
 

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Strange, ok, try it this way, open "Control Panel" and click on "Appearance/Personalization", then under "Personalization" click on "Change screen saver", when that windows opens make sure "None" is shown in the drop down box.

See if that helps
Don
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Oh, when I opened it, it was already "none"
 

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The only other thing I can think of at the moment, would be to remove/delete any unsaved themes. Make sure you have the themes/background images you are deleting, saved in another location for future use if desired.

Regards
Don
 

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