Changing Windows 7 background image through the registry: You can read more about this program in here. Then run the program and create a slideshow for pictures you want to have as your background images. Then unzip it, and then install it, and restart your computer. This program lets you create a slideshow so you can use it as the background image. There are many programs to do this but to make our life easier, we’re going to use a program called Oceanis. I just don't think it's the profile because it doesn't change on another profile either, besides that one admin profile.The easiest way to change the background wallpaper in Windows 7 Starter Home Basic is by using programs. I guess the bright side is that I'm getting a whole new PC in the near future (besides the GPU) and this one won't be relevant. I had to keep everything because I don't have an extra HDD large enough to back my files up to. This is what came up after the scan was done.ĭid you go to settings/update & security/recovery/reset this PC and ask it to keep files/settings?ĭid you go to settings/update & security/windows defender & click Turn on windows defender antivirus to bring up the Windows defender security centre, and then press device performance and health, and click fresh start? (why must this menu be so buried) - easier to just search Cortana for Windows defender and pick it from list, or just search for Fresh start but you need to know its called that first.Īs both of these would keep your login info making the reset pointless.įresh install means formatting the entire drive and reinstalling win 10 from scratch. I ran sfc /scan now yesterday, told me nothing was detected.
The checker thing is running, will post results when finished.Īnd my windows version is 1709 (16299.192). I reinstalled Windows last night, did the option to keep my files because I don't have an extra HDD large enough to back my stuff up right now. I rolled it back to the 13th of this month. If you reinstalled win 10 since, how? Fresh install or over the top? what version are you on? repair install still might help (Note, are you on version 1709, Build 16299.182 of win 10? as if you not on 1709 that fix may not work - to tell, right click start, choose run., type winver & press enter) SFC fixes system files, second command cleans image files, re run SFC if it failed to fix all files the first time and restart PC Repair-WindowsImage -Online -RestoreHealth and press enter Once its completed, copy/paste this command into same window: How far back did you roll back to fix it? It can do odd things, it is the last resort.
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