Windows Vista Windows Wallpaper will not display.

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I uninstalled a Malware program and after I rebooted windows Vista the
desktop wallpaper was gone. I was able to change the background color but It
would not display any Pictures not even the default windows backgrounds. I
reported the problem to microsoft and the sent me Windows Live One care. It
did not fix the problem. What ever loads the wallpaper is damaged. I failed
to set a system restore point when I install windows Vista so I can't go back.
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bob72
 
Re: Windows Wallpaper will not display.

Try this. Go to Control Panel\Ease of Access Center and click on "Make the
computer easier to see". Make sure "Remove background images" does not have
a checkmark.

"Bob72" <Bob72@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I uninstalled a Malware program and after I rebooted windows Vista the
> desktop wallpaper was gone. I was able to change the background color but
> It
> would not display any Pictures not even the default windows backgrounds. I
> reported the problem to microsoft and the sent me Windows Live One care.
> It
> did not fix the problem. What ever loads the wallpaper is damaged. I
> failed
> to set a system restore point when I install windows Vista so I can't go
> back.
> --
> bob72
 
RE: Windows Wallpaper will not display.

System Restore is on by default when you install Vista; and all you say is
that YOU did not make a restore point, vista does.
start>all programs>.accessories>.system tools.> system restore

"Bob72" wrote:

> I uninstalled a Malware program and after I rebooted windows Vista the
> desktop wallpaper was gone. I was able to change the background color but It
> would not display any Pictures not even the default windows backgrounds. I
> reported the problem to microsoft and the sent me Windows Live One care. It
> did not fix the problem. What ever loads the wallpaper is damaged. I failed
> to set a system restore point when I install windows Vista so I can't go back.
> --
> bob72
 
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