Cannot maintain wallpaper.

Your laptop wallpaper creates an ambiance to your desktop. It opens many different avenues to represent your laptop's purpose. You can set the wallpaper as an artistic image that you like and would like to share, for example a photo during a vacation. Or if your laptop is used for business, you can use the desktop wallpaper as a tool for advertising your company. Your desktop wallpaper is a great feature to learn how to set so that you can update the look of your laptop with your life.

Right-click on the desktop to open the pull down menu. Be sure not to click on any icons when doing this as it will open a pull down menu for that specific folder or program. Scroll to the bottom of the pull down menu and click "properties." A "properties" window will open. Click the tab at the top of the window that is titled "Desktop". There will be an image of the currently displayed wallpaper and a selection box below. Scroll through the list of images to find a new image and click on it or click "browse" to select your own image from your computer and then click "OK". Hope this helps.

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1. • 1 Right-click on the desktop to open the pull down menu. Be sure not to click on any icons when doing this as it will open a pull down menu for that specific folder or program.
     
   • 2 Scroll to the bottom of the pull down menu and click "properties." A "properties" window will open.
     
   • 3 Click the tab at the top of the window that is titled "Desktop". There will be an image of the currently displayed wallpaper and a selection box below.
     
   • 4 Scroll through the list of images to find a new image and click on it or click "browse" to select your own image from your computer and then click "OK"
     
     reference:http://www.ehow.com/how_6778968_set-wallpaper-laptop.html
     

It is very easy.

• Right click on the black part of the desktop

® Goto ® Properties ® Desktop ®

Customize Desktop ® Web ®

New ® Browse ® select Image ® ok ® Apply

• Repeat these steps for the next images.
• Now arrange more than 1 (many) images on desktop.

Click on the Start menu button. Then click on Settings and then on ControlPanel. Double-click on the Display icon ortext link. This will open a window named Display Properties. Click on Background if that tab is not selected. Click on one of the itemsthat appear in the box labeled Wallpaper. Inspect the preview that appears above the Wallpaper menubox. Use theDisplay menu to the right to experiment with tiling, stretching or centeringthe picture that you are previewing. Click on Browse to use an imagestored elsewhere on your hard drive. Locate the image and click Open. Click OK to change your background, or wallpaper. Click Cancel if you decideto maintain your current settings.

1. You can right click on the picture itself and select "set as Desktop background"
   

2. Or:
   

3. Click on the Start menu button. Then click on Settings and then on Control Panel.
   

4. Double-click on the Display icon or text link. This will open a window named Display Properties.
   

5. Click on Background if that tab is not selected. Click on one of the items that appear in the box labeled Wallpaper.
   

6. Inspect the preview that appears above the Wallpaper menubox. Use the Display menu to the right to experiment with tiling, stretching or centering the picture that you are previewing.
   

7. Click on Browse to use an image stored elsewhere on your hard drive. Locate the image and click Open.
   

8. Click OK to change your background, or wallpaper. Click Cancel if you decide to maintain your current settings.
   

Read more: How to Change the Background Picture on the Desktop ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5177_change-background-picture.html#ixzz1CRtCnmqv

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Click on the Start menu button. Then click on Settings and then on Control Panel.



Double-click on the Display icon or text link. This will open a window named Display Properties.

Click on Background if that tab is not selected. Click on one of the items that appear in the box labeled Wallpaper.



Inspect the preview that appears above the Wallpaper menubox. Use the Display menu to the right to experiment with tiling, stretching or centering the picture that you are previewing.
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Click on Browse to use an image stored elsewhere on your hard drive. Locate the image and click Open.
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Click OK to change your background, or wallpaper. Click Cancel if you decide to maintain your current settings.

I think you will find, if you go to Power Settings, you will find your answer. It has been set for maximum system performance and minimum windows looks.
There is nothing wrong with the wallpaper, it is just removed to utilize maximum speed from the processing.
Hope this helps.

right click on main screen, then go to properties, then you can adjust resolution, color, contrast, hue, and much more. You can also do this from control panel and under display.

For the Start menu, I assume you're talking about the taskbar that appears on the bottom of the screen. Press the Windows button on the keyboard (usually located between the Ctrl and Alt button on the left hand side).Right-click on the Start button. Click on the Taskbar tab and check the box that says "Lock the taskbar". Your taskbar should return to your desktop.

Wallpaper (desktop image)

In XP:
Right click on a blank space anywhere on the desktop. Click on graphics properties. You should see a window with your Wallpaper previewed in the top window. Click in the Settings. There should be a setting for "Stretch". Select Stretch and your desktop should return to normal.

In Vista: Right click on a blank space on the desktop, click personalize/display settings/advanced settings Click on your graphics card if available or graphics properties. You're looking for Aspect Ratio options From here you will see a setting with 2 options

1. Maintain aspect ratio
2. Full screen (no border)

Depending on your graphics card, this process may differ slightly, but the setting you need is Aspect Ratio

I hope this answers your questions. Best of luck.
Greg

right click on Desktop then click properties. across top you will see several tabs. click on Setting. on lower left side you will see screen resolution. move the bar to the left and click ok on size you prefer. you can move this bar until you get the size you want 800X600 or 1024 x 760 would be the first ones to start with