How to change Wall paper in Windows 7

Posted Date: 20-Jun-2010		Category: Performance & Optimization
Author: Raghav	Member Level: Gold
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Changing the Wall paper or the desk top background in Windows 7 operating system is not difficult and is a little bit different compared to previous versions of windows operating systems. In this article you will learn the procedure to change the desk top background in Windows 7 operating system

Changing the Desk top back ground ( Wall paper) in Windows 7 Operating System

Changing the Desk top background (Wall paper) in Windows 7 operating system is not difficult and is a little bit different compared to previous versions of windows operating systems.

Let us now see how we can change the wall paper in a computer with Windows 7 operating system installed.

First you should right click on an empty space on the desktop and select Personalize as shown in the screen shot below.

Screen shot to set the wall paper in Windows 7

Now, you have to select Desktop Background from the bottom of the Personalization window as shown in the screen shot given below:

Screen shot of Personalization Window in Windows 7

Now you can click Browse and select the image that you want to use as your background. This can be an image from any saved location on your PC. When you have chosen an image there are other advanced options that you can change (such as image rotation and fill settings). To confirm and apply the change, click Save Changes. You now have a new Windows 7 wallpaper:

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