Computer A has a wallpaper (a unique house).
I have to transfer this wallpaper from computer A to computer B
Somebody can refresh me for it please.
Thanks,
tjie
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Bill Prew
8/22/2022 - Mon
Bill Prew
I'm assuming this is a custom image and not one of the Windows built-in images.
If so then the first question is do you know where on Computer A that file is located? If so then it's a s simple as copying that file to Computer B, and then setting that as the wallpaper there. See this link for that process: How to Change the Desktop Background in Windows 10 - dummies
If you don't know where the custom image file is then you can try opening the Settings, Personalization, Background. Click on the "Browse" button there and I think it should show you the folder where the image is located. Just find it there.
If you don't know the name of the file then from Personalization you can choose Themes and under the wallpaper thumbnail image near the top of the new window it should tell you the base file name.
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tjie
ASKER
Hi Bill Prew,
I follow your direction at computer A
go to Personalization > Background
Then, click Browse.... i saw 3 folders, but when i open the folders....they are NO files there
Then, I try also Personalization > Themes
I do not see "the above unique house".... instead i saw other wallpapers.... I click one of them, then "the above uniques house " is gone... i do not know where it is now.
tjie
nobus
if the wall paper displays - you could copy it with the snipping tool, and store that image for transfer to the other pc
If so then the first question is do you know where on Computer A that file is located? If so then it's a s simple as copying that file to Computer B, and then setting that as the wallpaper there. See this link for that process: How to Change the Desktop Background in Windows 10 - dummies
If you don't know where the custom image file is then you can try opening the Settings, Personalization, Background. Click on the "Browse" button there and I think it should show you the folder where the image is located. Just find it there.
If you don't know the name of the file then from Personalization you can choose Themes and under the wallpaper thumbnail image near the top of the new window it should tell you the base file name.
»bp