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Subject:
Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
Category: Computers > Operating Systems Asked by: jimboh-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
08 Dec 2004 12:59 PST
Expires: 07 Jan 2005 12:59 PST Question ID: 439944 |
My company has just installed an updated version of Windows XP-Version5.1. When they installed this on our computers, they disabled the ability for us to customize the wallpaper, so as to adhere to "corporate standard." I understand that there may be a way to change this in the registry so that we can customize our wallpaper again. I need VERY detailed step-by-step instructions to change this so we can add back our custom wallpapers. Thanks. |
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Re: Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
From: pinkfreud-ga on 08 Dec 2004 13:09 PST |
Please consider that you may be jeopardizing your job by doing this. Is custom wallpaper worth that risk? |
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Re: Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
From: jimboh-ga on 08 Dec 2004 13:41 PST |
I think my job's safe. Thanks, though. |
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Re: Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
From: stepoir-ga on 09 Dec 2004 23:55 PST |
Try this one. This points to a specific file to use for your wallpaper. So you need to have the pic in the right place. C:\\Windows\\FileName.bmp (Use Windows explorer to get there or something) Save the text belowas a .reg file and double click it it`ll prompt you to say yes to adding this registry key ;below ; Set wallpaper [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "Wallpaper"="C:\\Windows\\FileName.bmp" "WallpaperStyle"="0" "TileWallpaper"="0" While there are a lot of Anal companies out there ... i don`t think customizing your P.C wallpaper is Job jepardizing... may depend on the wallpaper i guess. |
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Re: Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
From: jimboh-ga on 14 Dec 2004 13:37 PST |
I've gotten it to display the image I want, but after a minute or 2, it automatically reverts to no background. When I go into Control Panel, the one it reverts to is "None". There must be some sort of timer or something that periodically checks to see if it's one of the approved wallpapers. I've tried deleting an existing wallpaper, and naming mine the same thing, but I get an acces is denied message when I try to delete/rename the existing wallpaper. Is there a way to stop the timer? Or maybe somehow have the "None" wallpaper be my image. Or even somehow create a custom color that is actually my image??? |
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Re: Customizing wallpaper in Windows XP via registry after company has blocked this
From: sanjay_bhardwaj-ga on 02 Jan 2005 23:27 PST |
Hi, There are 2 cases of your problem : 1)If your Desktop in office are logging into a Domain scenario, there is no way out to chage the wall paper as the System Administrator of your office must have defined the Group Policy to restrict it. 2) If your pc is not logging into a Domain the local policy is been defined, you do the followings if you have the permission to change your custom wall paper. a)Open Local Policy of your system and doing: User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Control Panel\Display and Making it "Not Configured " status Cheers!!! Sanjay |
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