JohnnyMac
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Hi,
We have an existing GPO that sets the desktop wallpaper of Windows 10 clients. It uses the following GPO path:
User Config >Polices > Administrative Templates >Desktop >Desktop >Desktop Wallpaper
It uses a network file share to read the *.jpg file and display it as the desktop wallpaper. This was working fine until some of the workstations updated to Windows 10 Creators update V1702 (OS Build 15063.483). Now the desktops just display a black background as their wallpaper. On the workstations that haven't been upgraded the GPO still works fine so it's not a GPO problem. We tried using a .png file instead but that didn't help. Is this a known problem with the creators update?
Thanks!
We have an existing GPO that sets the desktop wallpaper of Windows 10 clients. It uses the following GPO path:
User Config >Polices > Administrative Templates >Desktop >Desktop >Desktop Wallpaper
It uses a network file share to read the *.jpg file and display it as the desktop wallpaper. This was working fine until some of the workstations updated to Windows 10 Creators update V1702 (OS Build 15063.483). Now the desktops just display a black background as their wallpaper. On the workstations that haven't been upgraded the GPO still works fine so it's not a GPO problem. We tried using a .png file instead but that didn't help. Is this a known problem with the creators update?
Thanks!