My desktop image doesn't appear!

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Hi! I hope someone could help me with this, today I turned on my computer and
everything was fine, then it started to get a little slow as I was
downloading a pdf file for a homework, so, I decided to re-iniciate Windows,
and when it started again, my desktop image dissapeared and instead I got a
really ugly grey color... I can still see the icons, but when I tried to
change the image in the screen options of the control pannel, i couldn't, the
other options for desktop image were inactive.

I hope you understand my problem, thanks!
 
Carolina said:
Hi! I hope someone could help me with this, today I turned on my computer and
everything was fine, then it started to get a little slow as I was
downloading a pdf file for a homework, so, I decided to re-iniciate Windows,
and when it started again, my desktop image dissapeared and instead I got a
really ugly grey color... I can still see the icons, but when I tried to
change the image in the screen options of the control pannel, i couldn't, the
other options for desktop image were inactive.

I hope you understand my problem, thanks!
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Replied to [Carolina]s message :
Hi! I hope someone could help me with this, today I turned on my computer and
everything was fine, then it started to get a little slow as I was
downloading a pdf file for a homework, so, I decided to re-iniciate Windows,
and when it started again, my desktop image dissapeared and instead I got a
really ugly grey color... I can still see the icons, but when I tried to
change the image in the screen options of the control pannel, i couldn't, the
other options for desktop image were inactive.

I hope you understand my problem, thanks!
Click to expand...


-----Method--1-:---------------------------
Registry fix-Automated :
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/regs_edits/wallpaperenable.reg
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-----Method--2-:---Manually (XP -Pro)------
1. Start > Run > gpedit.msc
2. Under User configuration > Click [Administrative Templates\Control Panel\Display\]
3. There will be a value named "Prevent changing wallpaper" > Set it to "Not Configured"
--------------------------------------------

-----Method--3-:---Manually (XP -Any)------
1. Open Regedit
2. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop]
3. Double click the value named "NoChangingWallpaper" > Set it to 0
4. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop]
5. Repeat Step 3
 
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