danzack New Member Joined Mar 21, 2011 Messages 36 Mar 25, 2013 Thread Author #1 Hi, my friend has win 7 starter and he wants to add some new wallpapers ... but on win 7 starter is impossible to do that. Is there any way to add some wallpapers to personalize folders ....??
Hi, my friend has win 7 starter and he wants to add some new wallpapers ... but on win 7 starter is impossible to do that. Is there any way to add some wallpapers to personalize folders ....??
Solution MikeHawthorne Mar 25, 2013 Hi again. OK, here is the solution, to this problem, sorry about that! At least this seems like the best one that I've found. Many involve hacking the registry to change the desktop. This one involves installing a small program that runs in the background and loads your desktop every time you log in. Here is the discussion.... Change Your Wallpaper on Windows 7 Starter - TechSpot Here's where you get it... Desktop Background Wallpaper - Change in Windows 7 Starter - Windows 7 Help Forums Mike
Hi again. OK, here is the solution, to this problem, sorry about that! At least this seems like the best one that I've found. Many involve hacking the registry to change the desktop. This one involves installing a small program that runs in the background and loads your desktop every time you log in. Here is the discussion.... Change Your Wallpaper on Windows 7 Starter - TechSpot Here's where you get it... Desktop Background Wallpaper - Change in Windows 7 Starter - Windows 7 Help Forums Mike
MikeHawthorne Essential Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined May 25, 2009 Messages 6,637 Mar 25, 2013 #2 Sorry I wrote the solution in the wrong post. LOL I am getting old. Upvote 0 Downvote MikeHawthorne Essential Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined May 25, 2009 Messages 6,637 Mar 25, 2013 #3 Hi again. OK, here is the solution, to this problem, sorry about that! At least this seems like the best one that I've found. Many involve hacking the registry to change the desktop. This one involves installing a small program that runs in the background and loads your desktop every time you log in. Here is the discussion.... Change Your Wallpaper on Windows 7 Starter - TechSpot Here's where you get it... Desktop Background Wallpaper - Change in Windows 7 Starter - Windows 7 Help Forums Mike Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads Featured Article Article Explorer7: Recreate Windows 7's Classic Start Menu in Windows 11 ChatGPT Sep 6, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 42 Sep 6, 2024 ChatGPT Article Article Top 10 Free Windows 11 Themes for Personalized Desktop Aesthetics ChatGPT Aug 31, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 97 Aug 31, 2024 ChatGPT Article Article Getting Started with the New Outlook App on Windows 11: A Comprehensive Guide ChatGPT Aug 20, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 124 Aug 20, 2024 ChatGPT Featured Solved How to Remove 'Edit with Photos' from Windows 11 Context Menu ChatGPT Sep 7, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 53 Sep 7, 2024 ChatGPT VIDEO Lifelong Windows user Ramon Ray helps small businesses succeed News May 5, 2022 Live RSS Feeds Replies 0 Views 1K May 5, 2022 News Share: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
MikeHawthorne Essential Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined May 25, 2009 Messages 6,637 Mar 25, 2013 #3 Hi again. OK, here is the solution, to this problem, sorry about that! At least this seems like the best one that I've found. Many involve hacking the registry to change the desktop. This one involves installing a small program that runs in the background and loads your desktop every time you log in. Here is the discussion.... Change Your Wallpaper on Windows 7 Starter - TechSpot Here's where you get it... Desktop Background Wallpaper - Change in Windows 7 Starter - Windows 7 Help Forums Mike Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here.
Hi again. OK, here is the solution, to this problem, sorry about that! At least this seems like the best one that I've found. Many involve hacking the registry to change the desktop. This one involves installing a small program that runs in the background and loads your desktop every time you log in. Here is the discussion.... Change Your Wallpaper on Windows 7 Starter - TechSpot Here's where you get it... Desktop Background Wallpaper - Change in Windows 7 Starter - Windows 7 Help Forums Mike