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Restart your computer so that the latest changes can be made.

Now select from Select an adjustment, select the one that corresponds to the resolution of your screen.

Now click Browse and select the image of your choice.

Then click the labeled drop-down button Background on the right side and click Image.

Now click on the left menu named Background.

Restart your PC for the changes to take effect.Īfter rebooting the PC, change your desktop background to the one you want and check if the problem is solved.

In this section, turn off the button to switch to Sync Settings.

This opens a new section in the application settings.

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