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vibbow

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  1. Try reinstall Windows 8 three times, got how to fix it, but still don't know how and why this problem happened.

    The problem only happened after I install Norton Internet Security (And do fullly upgrade).

    If I select wallpaper path through "Library", then this problem will happened.

    If I select wallpaper path though absolute path, then it will be okay.

    Going to reinstall Windows 8 again, to get everything back to normal... :}

  2. Just clear one staff:

    The wallpaper is totally store in local, I just use a script to download all the wallpapers.

    So the dynamic wallpaper function didn't use the RSS feed.

    BTW, the small lag is just because I was connecting a external hard disk.

    If I remove that, windows will back to 30s boot up speed.

  3. Sorry,

    I just said the wallpaper source is from Microsoft, but I already download all of them to my local hard disk (Not cache folder, I mean I really save them).

    Also I'm pretty sure it's not my laptop's performence problem.

    My Computer Detail:

    Intel i7-3740QM, 4 * 4G 1600, 120G Samsung PM830 mSATA SSD, Nvidia Quadro k2000m

    Also I don't think it's the problem of Norton, otherwise I'll not be the first one get this problem.

  4. 1. If I disable Start is Back for current account, the wallpaper will back to normal.

    so it must be something wrong with my settings or SiB.

    2. If i DISABLE the shuffle of change wallpaper. everytime when I boot into windows, the wallpaper will ALWAYS change to the first image (After the "Pure color" and I click "next background")

    3. I'm still sure all the images are okay. Because all of them can be correctly previews. Also I download them from Microsoft's server manually. So if any of them were wrong, I will not be the first one meet this problem.

    I'll try more staff like change the path of wallpaper of use different images after I got home.

    But give some system information here first:

    System: Windows 8 Pro (S-Chinese edition, UEFI Boot, Secure boot ON, TPM / BitLocker ON, Fingerprint Login)

    Login with Microsoft Account.

    Antivirus: Norton Internet Security 2013

    SiB version: The Newest one (in 2013-03-22)

    Wallpaper source:

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/themes -> RSS dynamic themes -> Terra Dynamic

    Anything more you want, just let me know.

  5. Hi

    I'm pretty sure all the image are not broken.

    Now if I choose boot to "Metro Screen", then switch back to Desktop, the wallpaper is okay.

    If I choose direct boot to desktop, the wallpaper will broken.

    And it is not directly broken. When I boot to dekstop, it will show the wallpaper at very begining, then change to the "Pure Color" very quickly.

    The "Pure Color" is the same color as the wallpaper.

    It's just a fresh windows 8, with only a few softwares.

    I don't think there is any other software may case this problem.

    Thanks.

    Vibbow...

    It looks to me as though you may simply have a blank or corrupted picture included in that "slideshow" - we at least need to eliminate that possibility.

    Try the following - open the "personalise" window and click on "desktop background". Check that there are no blank images showing and ticked in the window and if there are, un-tick those (then exit and save). If all the images have correct thumbnails, click the "clear all" button at the top of the window then go through each image in turn - as you click it, the desktop wallpaper should change immediately. If you get a blank desktop, make a note of which image it was but continue until you have check every image in that folder - just in case there's more than one. If you find images that "don't work" you can exclude them from the slideshow.

    As to why certain images may cause the problem - it depends. It could be that they are corrupted or it could be a broken codec. If the images you are using are standard ones from the Windows installation, you may be able to "repair" them using SFC /scannow. If they are your own or downloaded images, it could be that the folder location is causing a problem - so make sure they are in an "approved" location such as your "My Pictures" folder.

    If you are using any codec packs, it's also possible that there's a problem there so you may want to trying removing the codecs and seeing if the problem exists without them - if so, shop around for a better codec pack.

    If none of the above works, post back.

    I should add that I have tried to reproduce the problem and can't so it doesn't appear to be universal - hence suggesting that you eliminate anything that could be specific to your pc.

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