I was on the internet and i saw a cute horse picture and i right clidked on it then i clicked on set as back ground and it said are you sure and i clicked yes then i exed and nothin happend. what happend why wont it charge?

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First open whatsapp, the tap the three dots at the bottom of the screen. Tap on 'Settings'. Swipe to 'Profile' (once to the right), next tap the picture. You will be redacted to a screen named 'Choose Picture' now select either: 'Make photo', 'Choose from album' (or 'Delete'; this will not be importent for your problem.) Now Choose / Make a photo and it will automatically change your profile picture. Good luck!

Are you talking about the picture you see on your computer's desk top? Right click on just about any picture you find on the internet, select set as background. If that is not an option, select the Save option. Then right click on it after you have it on your computer and set it as back ground. If saging is not an option, the pic is protected by the web site and you will have to pick another from the trillions of pics available to you.

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Not sure if you want to make a picture your back ground or get rid of one. But here is what to do. Right click any where on the desk top and chose properties chose change desk top back ground and find a new picture you want to make your background.

background picture changing is disabled in windows 7 starter edition and vista starter edition

XP - Right Click the desktop, go to properties then look through the tabs and you will find one for desktop backgrounds.

Win 7 - Right Click the desktop, go to personalize, then click desktop background, then select the background of choice

You may need to change your resolution. Here are the steps:

• Windows XP Right Click Desktop and select properties, then click the Settings tab.
• Windows Vista Right Click Desktop and select Personalize, then on the bottom select Display Settings.
• Windows 7 right click desktop and select Screen Resolution

Try some different resolutions until your desktop fits in your screen. You could also try moving your screen around with the options built onto your monitor.

If your Operating system is Windows 7, right click your current desktop, choose the Personalize, double click the Desktop Bacground, choose Browse, and browse to the folder that has the picture you want to use for the desktop background, click OK button. All the pictures on the folder is displayed. Click the check button on the picture you want to use and save the setting.

I can connect to XBox Live through this fashion on my Cricket Modem:

Now, I have had problems with this fix running Windows 7 (still can't get it to work), but I didn't have any struggles with XP or Vista.

You need to go into Manage Network Connections, right click on your Cricket Modem, and select Properties.

Click the Share Tab, and click it so it allows other users to connect through that network connection. Now, go to the Networking tab under Properties and right click on the Internet Protocol Version 6 and make sure it is automatically assigning both DNS and the 6 IP, Apply.

Next do the same with the TCP/IPV4 section under Networking, make sure everthing is automaticaly assigning.

Click on the Router and make sure that it is automatically assigning the Internet Protocol 4 and 6. Now click diagnos, and it should reset the router, automatically apply the correct settings, and bam. You SHOULD be able to connect with XBox Live.

I have no problems with this with Vista and XP, as I stated before. But now my main computer is running the 7 RC and I can't figure the darn thing out yet. So I figured out a cute solution. I took my Dell Mini, connected the Cricket Modem to it, and ran an ethernet cord from the XBox to the Mini.

Pretty much same solution after that, only instead of selecting your router, you select the LAN connection that is not your Cricket. For me itassigns the XBox as LAN and the Cricket as LAN2.

Let's see how it goes. :)

you can go to your pictures or download from internet just right click on top of the pictures and you'll see the word set as back ground