Is there a way to change your background once a system administrator locks it?
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No, not if he knows what he is doing and has put in the correct GPO.
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Hi there...as I understand this it cannot be done with the HD or external drives until Leopard is released.  \n\nHere's a forum discussing about this too: http://forums.macnn.com/94/gui-customization/308380/how-i-lock-desktop-icons/
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Use www.windowblinds.net they have thousands of skins and other utlities to bring out your computers appearance. Be careful though if you computer isnt on the higher end then it could slow down your system but most systems are ok.
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use control panel add remove software
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Two questions:\n1. Are you the administrator?\n2. What program is it?\n\nIf you are the administrator, you can change them by using your password-protected and loggin into your account.\n\nIf you are not an administrator, then, ask the administrator to take them away
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first off if your account is only a limited account/ only the computer administrator can change settings in control panel and task manager
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1. right click your mouse in desktop\n2. chose the desktop tab\n3. and change to any background you want!!
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Right click on Desktop ---> Click on "properties" --> Now select the background you want click "ok"
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Right click desktop.\nSelect apperance.\nSelect the theme, colour variations....\nand change whatever u want.
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start\nsettings\ncontrol panel\ninternet options\ngeneral\ncolors\ncheck nect to "use windows colors"
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Right click on blank spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then choose settings tab. From there you can make the changes.
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use admin or administrator and see if that does tha trick
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http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/\n\ndownload this software
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Change either background or font coloring
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go to control panel > add/remove program > windows setup > accessories > paint
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I can help you better if I know what version of Windows you are using. With Windows XP, make sure you are the Administrator: click start and click on your icon with your name at the top of the menu. When the change picture dialog appears, click on home (you should find it near the top of the program) choose your account and if it labels you as computer administrator, that should be set. If you are not the computer administrator adjust that setting, If you cannot, I suggest either re-imaging your hard drive or use ERD Commander to hack into the administrator account. \nIf you're already the administrator, maybe your Internet Explorer is out of date. Install the latest version for free from microsoft.com (this should help with Yahoo! toolbar).\nas for the other programs you need to give me more detail. IM or e-mail me at kennyh85@yahoo.com
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just put your cursor over an Yahoo! icon and click the right button on your mouse and a menu comes up the point to 'Set as Background'.