2 superimposed, identical wallpaper on desktop

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calvin.miyatake

I have a customer with an unusual problem. She has
selected Paradise as her Windows 2000 wallpaper, STRETCH
mode. She is using Active Desktop.

I think this is an Active Desktop issue because when it is
active, all the wallpapers come up as two Superimposed
(cascade style) images. Yet, if I deactivate Active
Desktop (of course, I then lose Paradise and other web
images)the wallpaper is as it should be.

Has anyone seen this? If so, How did you resolve it?
 
Try this - turn off Active desktop, set the wallpaper to none, then turn
Active desktop back on and set the wallpaper again.

Steve
 
Have tried this suggestion prior. Resetting Active
Desktop does not solve problem. Thanks for response,
however.
 
Just a question, does your customer have an NVIDIA display
adapter? I am having this same problem as well, and have
not been able to track down a cause as of yet.

Jim
 

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