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Originally Posted by ZOA NOM

what OS?

Windows 7

Originally Posted by masraum

If you're using XP, and you've got the Active Desktop on, then maybe instead of the wallpaper, you may be looking at active desktop content.

How to Enable or Disable the Active Desktop

See above.

Originally Posted by ZOA NOM

From the Start button, select "Run" and type the following:

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Th emes\slideshow.ini

It should open the slideshow.ini file in Notepad, and it should be empty. If not, delete all characters in it, save, and reboot.

Thanks but didn't get anywhere with this.