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Prevent Users to Change Wallpaper in Windows 7

Here is how to create a specific image as your desktop wallpaper, and prevent another user intervention to change it. You can also create the style wallpaper, how to be positioned. With the center position, fill, fit, tile or stretch the desktop.

 

Follow these steps:

1. Open the Start Menu, and type regedit.exe in the column Search All programs and files. Press Enter.

 

2. Go to the following locations:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

In the right pane of the System directory, click the empty area and click New - String Value.

 

3. Type Wallpaper, and press Enter. Right-click, and select Modify.

 

4. To display a specific wallpaper, type the location and name of the image is complete.

 

5. If you just want a blank display, enter an invalid path, eg C: \. Click Ok.

 

6. In the same location, once again click the empty area and select New - String Value.

7. Type WallpaperStyle, and press Enter.

8. Double click WallpaperStyle. Enter the numbers 0-4 into the Value column of data to determine the style wallpaper.

Make Windows 7 Taskbar Appear Like Vista

Changes directly visible from Vista to 7 migration, one of them is the taskbar with a minimalist style dock with all windows applications combined in one button, and only show the icon.

If not familiar with this view and want to return to the Vista taskbar, you can use the following trick:

1. Right click on empty area on the taskbar, and select Properties from the context menu.

 

2. You will go to the next window, select Never Combine the dropdown menu of the taskbar buttons.

 

3. Check the checkbox to use small icons option.

 

4. Make a right click on the program icon contained in the taskbar, and select Unpin this program from the taskbar.

 

5. To add the Quick Launch, right-click the Taskbar and choose Toolbars - New Toolbar.

 

6. Type the following location into the location field:

%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch

Click Select Folder.

 

7. Once the Quick Launch appears, right-click this section, and do uncheck the Show Text and Show Title. Make sure the taskbar is not located in the lock condition.

8. Drag this section to the left, then right-click, and select Lock The Taskbar.

9. Your taskbar now look like Windows Vista.