If you have Professional Edition of Windows 10, it is likely that changing of desktop background has been disabled in Group Policy Editor.Ģ. Enable Changing Desktop Wallpaper in Group Policy Restart your computer to apply this change and see if you are now able to change Desktop Background.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop and double-click on NoChangingWallpaper.Ĥ. In the Edit DWORD pop-up, set the Value data to 0 and click on OK.ĥ. On the Registry Editor Screen, navigate to In the Run Command window, type Regedit and click on OK.ģ. Right-click on Start button and click on Run.Ģ. In case of computers running Windows Home Edition, changing of Desktop Background can be enabled or disabled using the Registry Editor.ġ. Note: Even if Windows 10 is not activated, you will be able to right-click on any Picture and choose Set As Desktop Background option in the contextual menu. On the next screen, click on Activation and make sure that Windows 10 operating system on your computer is activated. Open Settings > click on Update & Security.Ģ.
If you are unable to change desktop background using Settings, the most likely reason for this is due to Windows 10 being not activated on your computer.ġ. In such cases, you may see a message reading “Some settings are managed by your organization” or similar in the “Personalization” section of Settings on your computer. However, you won’t be able to change desktop background on your computer, if the option to change desktop background has been disabled via Group Policy Editor (Windows Pro) or Registry (Windows Home). Another way to change desktop background is to open Settings > click on Personalization > Background and select the picture that you want to set as desktop background.
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