
Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
Hi, I'm runnig the free version of Display Fusion 7.1 for Setting Dual Monitor wallpaper on a Windows 7 Pro x64 Desktop.
However currently, when i go into the 'Desktop Wallpaper' settings and choose a Wallpaper, Either to Span both screens or a single image on each screen, i click apply, but then the desktop image is not displayed? Currently my desktop is just a solid colour (Black).
I have checked the 'ease of access' settings in Windows to ensure the option to remove wallpaper is not enabled and there are no group policy's in place affecting this.
I have atatched a log file from this morning if this helps?
If anyone has any suggestions that would be great.
Thanks
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion.log [494,452 bytes]
Mar 4, 2015 (modified Mar 4, 2015)
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Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
Hi Keith,
Thanks for the Reply. I have folowed Steps 2, 4 and 5 as requested, however the issue still persists.
When i tried to set the wallpaper via the display settings in Windows, this also does not work.
As advised in Step 3, I treid uninstalling display fusion as a test, however this also did not resolve the problem.
However after uninstalling (and a re-boot), i checked the registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop and the 'Wallpaper' and 'WallpaperDF' keys were both still set to:
C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\DisplayFusion\Wallpaper_1
I have now re-installed Display Fusion, Hower still i'm unable to set a desktop wallpaper.
Please let me know if you have any further ideas?
Many Thanks
Ok, strange! If you change the Wallpaper value to point to a different file on your system, then reboot (or even just logout/login), does the wallpaper then show up?

Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
Hi Keith,
I changed the value in the 'Wallpaper' key to point to a local jpeg file on my C:\ and then re-booted. However still the wallpaper does not display.... I Just get a plain black background.
I have followed through all the possible solutions on the Microsoft KB and it's still not working... So i'm at a loss.
I'm just a bit concered that after uninstalling Display Fusion that there were still references to it in the registry, so not sure if this was having an impact on the problem?
If you have any further suggestions that would be great?
Many Thanks

Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
I've had Display Fusion running for a while now with no issues and have updated it when new updates have been released.
I thought i could try and run a system restore back to a point it was working, however i tried restoring to my earlisest resotre point which was only a couple of weeks ago and this did not resolve the isssue either.
I'm sure it will turn out to be something simple! But it's evading me at the moment......

Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
Hi Keith,
I checked the TranscodedWallpaper.jpg file which was 443KB (Screen Print Attached).
I've Attached the Display Fusion Troubleshooting Log as requested.
Yesterday I Installed DF 7.2.0 (Beta 3) to see if that would kick it back into life... But it didn't.
Finally i checked the two registry keys you suggested, however 'Control Panel' didn't exist under Policies in HKCU or HKLM.
When i checked again the Wallpaper settings in: HKCU_Control Panel_Desktop this is what i see:
Wallpaper: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\DisplayFusion\Wallpaper_2
WallpaperDF: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\DisplayFusion\Wallpaper_2
Is it correct that they are pointing to a file that has no extension?
Many Thanks
• Attachment [protected]: DF_Troubleshooting.txt [67,347 bytes]
• Attachment [protected]: TranscodedFile.png [60,963 bytes]

Dual_Scr33ns
7 discussion posts
Hi Keith,
I've checked both locations and attached the results.
As you can see, the HKLM desktop location does have a 'Wallpaper' key but with no value?
Could this be what's causing the issue?
Thanks
• Attachment [protected]: HKCU.png [64,457 bytes]
• Attachment [protected]: HKLM.png [72,891 bytes]
Mar 11, 2015 (modified Mar 11, 2015)
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