Where does Windows XP Pro Serive Pack 2 store the desktop image?
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Try here...\n\nC:&#92; Documents and Settings&#92; owner&#92; Local Settings&#92; Application Data&#92; Microsoft\n\nThat's where mine is.
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http://www.gimp.org/windows/
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Right click on the desktop in the empty space\nClick the desktop tab\nMake any changes\nClick apply to save\nThen close down the menu
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When installing XP Pro it should give you the option of upgrading. When it does this all files are left intact. I would definitely suggest you save any files you want to cd or dvd before hand. If this is for a desktop pc you could use a new harddrive for XP Pro and use the other drive as a second drive for storage of your files and then just clean it out of all the other stuff you dont need.
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Make sure you have the Quick Launch bar active on your task bar.  If the "Show Desktop" icon is deleted from Quick Launch, the procedure below will recreate the file.\n\nOpen Notepad and enter the following text: \n\n[Shell]\nCommand=2\nIconFile=explorer.exe,3\n[Taskbar]\nCommand=ToggleDesktop\n\nSave the new file as Show Desktop.scf then drag and drop the icon on the Quick Launch bar or whatever location you want the shortcut to appear.  You can also hold down the Windows Button + D to show the desktop.
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Right click on desktop.\n\ngo to \nArrange Icons by - > Show Desktop Icons
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That is simple: If you are using Windows, right click on my computer on the desktop. Choose 'Properties'. You should be able to see this detail in the General tab.
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1.drag the pic to your desktop by holding down on right mouse button\n2.right click pic on desktop,on dropdown click open with paint.\n3..after pic opens in paint click on file,on dropdown click save as  name of pic.jpeg without a space between name and .jpeg
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you can find the file in windows2k pro CDROM\n\nCDROM&#92;I386&#92;NT5INF.CAT
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if windows xp sp2 \nyou mist have agenuine copy before you can download it \nunless you can find it else where
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You can find it here :\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/utilities/backupandimage.shtml\nor\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=id&q=free+partition+manager
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If you right click on the icon and go to Properties, one of the choices in the "Target" tab should be Move.  You should then get a box that asks where you'd like to store the folder, and you can choose whichever drive works best for you.
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1) If they are limited users, and the Desktop folder in on a NTFS volume, change the security access of their folder to READ and EXECUTE only.\n\n2) Consider a) a local policy that disallows wallpaper changes or b) a login script / scheduled task at login / startup command that changes the wall paper back to the default.
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Try this: on your toolbar Click "STart", then "All Programs", then "Accessories"\nYou should find Paint under that category.\n\nShoot! That's strange!\nthis program;s name is usually located there: %SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92;mspaint.exe\n\nLook for mspaint.exe. Maybe you moved it by mistake.\n\nAdded Monday afternoon, 4:55pm:\nYou found it? GREAT!!!!\nYou can copy it on your desktop, and lauhch it from there.\nOr ... you can copy it back in the %SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92;mspaint.exe\n\nI think putting it on your desktop is easier.\n\n:=)
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right click on desktop\nchoose porperties\nfor xp:\non desktop tab, look in box under background: and choose none,\nchoose the color you like on the right\nfor win98:\nBackground tab, look in box and choose none,\ngo to appearance tab, and when desktop is in "item:" choose the color you like
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XP has this desktop cleanup wizard which moves unused icons on the desktop.\nCheck if that is the coz of the problem\n\nTo enable / Disable it DO the following:\nTo remove unused desktop icons\nOpen Display in Control Panel. \nOn the Desktop tab, click Customize Desktop. \nUnder Desktop cleanup, click Clean Desktop Now. \nFollow the directions in the Desktop Cleanup Wizard. \n Notes\n\nTo open Display, click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Display. \nThe Desktop Cleanup Wizard displays a list of the desktop icons that have not been used for 60 days or more, enabling you to remove those icons that you don't want on your desktop. You can retrieve icons you have removed by opening the Unused Desktop Shortcuts folder on your desktop. \nClear the Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard every 60 days check box if you don't want the wizard to run automatically every two months. \nYou can remove an individual desktop icon by right-clicking the icon and then clicking Delete. \nTo add or remove the icons for My Documents, My Computer, My Network Places, or Internet Explorer, select or clear those items under Desktop icons. \n\nCheers !!!!
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Umm... go to My Computer > go to the C drive > Go to the Windows folder > delete the .jpg or .bmp files that match the names of the ones from the Display Properties window. Also check in C: > Windows > Web > Wallpaper