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Wallpaper changing on it's own, possible virus. posted in Am I infected? What do I do?: Hi i have tried nothing to fix this problem yet. As stated in the title my wallpaper keeps changing on its.

It’s common to change the wallpaper of the Galaxy J7 to make more personal based on the way you want your new smartphone to look. Others like to change the wallpaper of the Galaxy J7 to be able to differentiate their smartphone from others that have the same standard Galaxy J7 background. Learning how to change the wallpaper on the Samsung Galaxy J7 is very easy to do and will only take a few minutes to complete. Below are instructions on how to make the wallpaper changes using two different methods.Change Galaxy J7 wallpaper from the home screenAfter you have turned on the Galaxy J7 and have gone to the home screen, you can quickly change the Galaxy J7 wallpaper by going to the launcher from the home screen.

If you press and hold an empty section of the home screen for about two seconds the settings menu will show up. Once the settings menu is up, select on the “Wallpapers” button.Once you get to the Samsung Galaxy J7 wallpaper settings, a list of pre-installed wallpapers will be shown that you can choose from. A different photo can be selected and set as the wallpaper on your Galaxy J7.

You can do this by selecting the “Gallery” option and select another image that is on your smartphone. From that page you will also be able to select from any cloud storage accounts that you’ve linked to the Galley app.After you have selected that image that you want to replace the Galaxy J7 wallpaper, select the bar at the top of the screen and select if you want the image to be either the home screen wallpaper, lock screen wallpaper or both. Finally, select Set as wallpaper and now you should have changed the wallpaper on the Galaxy J7.Change Galaxy J7 wallpaper from the phone settingsIf you can’t change the Galaxy J7 wallpaper using the first method, you can also change the wallpaper of the Galaxy J7 is by going to the main settings on the smartphone. From the settings page, find “Sound and Display” and then select on Wallpaper. After you select on Wallpaper, you will go to the same screen as mentioned above that will allow you to either select from the list of pre-installed wallpapers or choosing another image that you have saved on the Galaxy J7.The two methods above will allow you to change the wallpaper on your Samsung Galaxy J7 very easily.

Hi,I am able to get to my Regedit.When I get as far as 'HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionImage File Execution Options' there is no 'explorer.exe' nor is there 'iexplorer.exe'!Does anyone know where these folders/files are? I only have 2 folders in the 'Image File Execution Options' namely 'DIINXOptions' and 'IEInstal.exe' and they have some files (.dll) in them.Any advice would be really really appreciated.

I hope all of you get your pcs up and running soon!Chow. Hi regarding about this problemtry this method:1.

Type Regedit on the run task, then located this path HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrent VersionImage File Execution OptionExplorer.exe. Just to let everyone know. While surfing through the internet I found someone who solved this problem and has a way to fix it. There are 2 registry keys in the registry that are causing the problem. It affects the explorer.exe and iexplorer.exe files.This is the key that needs to be deleted.HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionImage File Execution Optionsexplorer.exeHKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionImage File Execution Optionsiexplorer.exeOnce these keys are deleted the desktop and internet explorer should come back to life.Thank you whoever found this information and I hope this will be a benefit to someone else out there. I found something that worked at this website:Just use the following steps:If the machine is clean, use this method to fix winlogon from MVP RickRogers:The shell entry may be damaged in the registry.

From Task Manager, click'new task' on the applications tab. Type regedit and click ok. Agree to theUAC prompt, then expand the branches to reach this one:HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonClick on the Winlogon key, then on the right find the 'shell' string. Doubleclick it, change the value data to read 'explorer.exe' (without the quotes)and click ok. Then close the registry editor and restart the system byentering another new task as 'shutdown /r'.

Well good news for me; I have fixed the problem with my machine. After hours of reading blogs and posts and getting different suggesttions from many people I decided to do what I know. I restarted my computer, upon start up I hit F8 to get into the safe mode options.

I selected start in safe mode. I then went into control panel, and did a system restore to a date from last month.

Once that happened, the comp restarts itself and lo and behold everything was back to normal.I would give this option a try.I did many things from creating a new user account, etc etc. And nothing worked. Try the system restore and that should fix the problem.

Oh wow, thanks bunches. The other solutions didnt really make sense to me because I they were asking me to do things when I couldnt do anything with my computer, but your solution really made some sense, and WORKS! Well, the last part was a bit unclear, so, ill clarify it a bit for anyone who still has this problem.

Start up your computer, and while the computer is still black and it shows you all of those numbers and stuff, press F8. Then, browse through all of the options and select starting with Safe Mode. This might take some time, so don't get discouraged. After thats done, X out of that thing that pops up, and wait for your screen to load. Then go to start - all programs - accesories - system tools(im translating the option from my computer so, this might not be the exact wording) - system restore.

Then, pick a point from before you had any of this nonsense and wait for your computer to do its magic, and soon you will be free of it =D. You were having a login error and I am sorry I wasn't a member a the time or else I could have helped you repair your registry/login.Rolling back your system restore, or reverting to old settings is NOT a fix, I repeat, it is NEVER a fix.

Rewinding time merely means that IF you don't repeat the same mistake (and if you never find out what the problem is, you never know the mistake to avoid) then you won't encounter a problem. It's rare that it actually solves anything permanently. Also clutters up the hard drive space. Can you say frequent defrags and hard on the hard drive?So in the future, don't accept the old 'format/system restore/rollback/reinstall' option.There is always a better and more reliable option to permanently deal with the problem.Have a good day! EVERYONE THERE IS A MUCH EASIER SOLUTION!!

I found that I did not have explorer.exe in the registry, and I have the same problem. When I log on, I can only see my wall paper. Here's the solution. Do a Ctrl+Alt+Delete and look in the process tab.

Click image name to organize it in alphabetical order. You will see explorer.exe somewhere in there. Click it and click End Process at the bottom right.

If you do not see explorer.exe then skip this step. Now click the Applications tab and you will see 3 buttons at the bottom called End Task, Switch To, and New Task. Click New Task.

A small window will open up that says Create New Task. In the white bar type in explorer.exe and you will have your desktop back. Sadly, you will have to do this every time you log on, if you have a system restore point before this desktop problem, then do a system restore. Replying to seymore,my computer with the problem no taskbar, no icon, Ctl+Alt+Del disable has been solve, after reading some of the post. Here's the solutions:1. Log into safe mode with command prompt.2.

In the command prompt:to enable Task Manager, type in this in 1 line=REG add HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableTaskMgr /t REGDWORD /d 0 /fto enable Registry Edit, type in this in 1 line =REG add HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableRegistryTools /t REGDWORD /d 0 /f3. Press Ctl+Alt+Del, restart computer4. To enable explorer autorun, go this web and read =Download the fix.=open task manager, File New Task (Run) type 'shellfix.reg' and press ok5.

The system should be ok.If not. Continue 1 of the below steps:1. Repair system by download TweakUI. =since taskbar is disable, u have to use Ctl+Alt+Del to run 'TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe ', click ok to installPress Ctl+Alt+Del again File New Task Tweakuiat left panal, choose 'Repair' at the last, choose 'Rebuild Icons', and click 'Repair Now', click 'Ok' to exit.Restart computer.2. Create New User Account: Press Ctl+Alt+Del, File New Task explorer.

Go to control panel user accounts and create a new user account. Restart Computer. Log in as the new created user.3. Use System Restore to go back to the previous days which ur computer functions well.4. Lastly, u may download 'Remove Restrictions Tool' which will solve 'folder options disable' and others restrictions problems. Download here =5.

Install anti-virus product. I had the same problem. It's just some stupid spyware garbage. This is a very simple fix. Just download (HiJackThis)It only took me 10 sec.

To do the scan. It will ask you if you want to delete everything, I clicked yes. Just make sure that there are no other programs (including the internet) running.

This just make it easier to delete the files encase there running. MAKE SURE YOU RESTART YOU COMPUTER, when it comes back on you will have you lovely computer computing for you again!!!I understand that nothing is a guarantee, but all I see is people coming up with these crazy answers to solve this problem and their all over thinking it.

It's spyware, just spyware. So try my way out its very fast and easy. Feel free to respond with any question I'll be glad to help. This isnt really the answer to DELETE ALL of the entrys could cause more problems than it fixes, anti virus and anti spareware programs show up in the hijack this program, if you delete everything you could stop anti virus from running which inturn could cause you alot more pronblems.for example I run a network and I have some scripts that run when a user logs on, if I go and delete all the entrys in the hijack this log it will cause me no end of problems so please be carefull when deleting the entrys.DONT delete anything that looks like your anti virus software or anti spyware. Ok this is for those of you who can access task manager through the Ctrl-Alt-Delete.

Go to the file tab, new task (Run.) and type 'explorer.exe' with the quotation marks. If explorer.exe is already there end the process and restart explorer. This should get your desktop and icons back, but keep in mind this is only a temporary fix. I've done research and found that this is a spyware that hijacks your antivirus and uses it to delete files.

That means that any other program won't recognize it as a problem. I have at least 10 spyware and antivirus programs, and none have found anything wrong with my computer. I stayed up all night scanning my registry and optimizing my computer until I'm at 100% with everything and that helps allot, but it only last for so long. I would suggest the newest version of Fix-It Utilities. It helps allot, but for those of you who can't access anything I can't help you. Try a system restore or format your hard-drive. Hi, I found the following at a Windows XP Newsgroup atIn short, the proposed action plan that worked for him and seems to beworking for me follows.

JayI read many posts related to the topic and eventually did the following:1. Booted up to windows2.

Ctrl+alt+del to get windows task manager3. File, new task, typed regedit, clicked ok4. Go to HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionImage File Execution Options5. In there I had an explorer.exe folder that I deleted (you may have anentry in the root of the Image File folder as well. Delete them also).6. Rebooted and everything was back to normal.7. Breathed a sigh of relief.You can back up the explorer.exe folder (and files in the Image FileExecution Options root if applicable) by exporting them before the deletionprocess.Hopefully this thread will save many people lots of time in the future.Thanks to everyone for their help and happy new year!Sean.

SearingWolfe suggested the following for those that cannot find explorer.exe in the registry. I do not know if it works or is an appropriate solution.

Good luck.EVERYONE THERE IS A MUCH EASIER SOLUTION!! I found that I did not have explorer.exe in the registry, and I have the same problem. When I log on, I can only see my wall paper. Here's the solution. Do a Ctrl+Alt+Delete and look in the process tab. Click image name to organize it in alphabetical order. You will see explorer.exe somewhere in there.

Click it and click End Process at the bottom right. If you do not see explorer.exe then skip this step. Now click the Applications tab and you will see 3 buttons at the bottom called End Task, Switch To, and New Task. Click New Task. A small window will open up that says Create New Task.

In the white bar type in explorer.exe and you will have your desktop back. Sadly, you will have to do this every time you log on, if you have a system restore point before this desktop problem, then do a system restore.To reply to the message of SearingWolfe Please click on the link below. Hello - First let me say this is a great forum.

Thank you everyone who has offered advice. Unfortunately, I am having similar issues that have been reported.When I start my Windows XP machine, I am able to login. It starts to login and then quickly logs me out.

Upon the 2nd try, I can see my wallpaper with no icons, start menu, task bar, etc. Like others have reported, CTRL ALT DEL, CTRL SHIFT ESC, Function Keys, Right Clicking, etc. Has no action. No matter what keys I press, I am stuck looking at my wallpaper.I have tried to reboot in safe mode, but I receive the dreaded 'blue screen of death'.FYI.I recently had several spyware viruses that I removed with McAfee, SpywareTerminator, SuperSpyware and Malware Bytes. I tried running the vundo fix and the Sricam fix, but neither found any issues.

I ended up needing to clean my registry because at the time, none of my executables worked. 2 days after resolving all of that mess, this new issue started. I'm guessing it is also virus related.I don't have the ability to download anything or access the registry, so I am afraid that nothing I have read on-line thus far will help me.Does anyone have any advice for me? I would really prefer not to reload XP, as I don't have my original MS Office install CD anymore.I'm sure you are sick of replying to this thread and I appologize if I am overlooking the answer that will help my particular situation. I would appreciate any help that can be provided. Thank you for your support!

A friend's laptop experienced the problem with no icons after starting up with her desktop wallpaper. I tried all the different solutions here and none worked. Got to Ctrl-Alt-Del bringing up the task manager and tried most if not all the solutions and nothing worked.What finally worked for me, not sure if will work for others but I used the new task to run bring up a command prompt.

Type cmd in the run field. In the cmd prompt went to c:Windows, found the Explorer.exe file and deleted it. Figured if I was already to the point of giving up and just reformatting and reinstalling Windows XP, would do something harebrained. Anyway, after deleting the Explorer.exe, I went back to the run command and typed explorer. Using del Explorer.exe in the command window.The screen at first brought up the System Restore but it had no restore points it could use, then after closing the System Restore screen, the icons started back up.

I've restarted the system and it boots up fine. Only thing I can guess at is that the Explorer file was either corrupted or whatever and the system replaced it.May work for those that get the explorer error message or not. You seem to be the life saver on here so I hope you can help. Last time I was able to open my computer I had a trojanSP/LX (?) virus. I'd run scans with McAfee and they finally showed that they saw this virus & wanted to restart my computer & run a scan. Once it was restarted I only had my wallpaper. I did a hard boot and then the same thing, only the walpaper.

I tried cnt,alt, delete but it originally said that my task manager had been disabled by the manager or something. I kept trying and now that doesn't do anything. We've hit F8 and tried opening in so many ways, safe mode, last known configuration that worked, & I don't even know what else. Nothing works.

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I really don't want to pay Best Buy 200.00 that we don't have to fix my computer but I'm starting to lose my mind & dont' know what else to do. I'm not good wiht computers, I can navigate the internet & do all sorts of computer programs but when it comes to problems with a computer I'm a total idiot!!

My husband's a little better off than me but he can't figure it out either. I have the solution.

I spent 5 days until I found a solution to this Trojan Virus problem. Each time you boot up and click on one of your software icons ALL the icons and control bar on the bottom of the screen disappear. I tried all the leading anti-virus software and none worked. I got on a Microsoft blog site and kept seeing the same software mentioned as a solution. I used SUPERAntiSpyware 4.21 to clear the Trojan out and then Uniblue 'Registry Booster 2' to fix the registry problems caused by the virus.

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This Trojan virus is a very difficult virus to kill, but this SUPERAntiSpyware did the trick.Another unrelated problem that I had on ALL of our computers that Microsoft could not solve, but our staff did. When we installed SP3 all of our windows xp systems were stuck in a continuous boot-up loop after rebooting. Once we re-booted the system after the SP3 installation the computers were stuck on the 'Windows XP graphic' on the screen with a continuous scroll bar.

THE SOLUTION: Get rid of all firewire cords on external devices and replace with USB cords if the drive or components can use USB. Windows xp with Service Pack 3 will not boot up completely with firewire cords attached to the computer. Microsoft spent 3 hours trying to solve the problem and finally told me it was a driver problem with WD USB drives. This was not the case.

Just remove the firewired compents. You do not need any new drivers for you hard drives.I hope this help someone out there.