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Desktop background (blue)

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Hello,

Is here anybody there know how to change the background to blue insted of the standard picture ?

And is it possible to do so it can't be changed again ?

BR

Daniel (Denmark)

Right Click on the desktop, select "Properties", select menu item "Desktop", Select "Background=None" and chose the color in the palette on the same dialogbox...

This is very basic

You would have to edit a number of Registry Keys and only for the current user so it might be a good idea to do this in Default User...

'HKCU\Control Panel\Colors\Background' - Set this value to the colour required

'HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper' - Remove this value

With regards to locking this down the only way I know would be to remove the tabs for Desktop, etc from Display properties...

Hope this helps

Configure your whole Desktop, save the Desktop Theme file. On your windows installation you create that Folder: $oem$\$$\Resources\Themes

In it you copy your theme file. Then you change your Winnt.sif like that:

[shell]

CustomDefaultThemeFile = "%SystemRoot%\Resources\Themes\Standard.theme"

just add those two to the end of your file. Then burn the cd and install from it, after the setup windows should look exactly the way you saved it before.

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