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3 years ago

Which screen should be open to customize or personalize a desktop background

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Minimize any apps/webpages on it you have open (your background has to be visible), left click with the mouse, hit Personalize, and it should have Backgrounds on the page if you scroll down. You can hit Browse to look through your files on the desktop for what you want.

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