Windows 10: desktop background not changing in windows 10 for domain users

Hiiii

I have a problem that desktop background & lock screen not changing in windows 10 for domain users
I applied in GPO but for some users applied the update but for some users not applied.


The wallpaper & lock screen is changed through group policy.

I have machines are a mix of win 7 and 10 ( 64 bit).

i have tried gpupdate /force but it also doesnt works.
it is show update successfully .

please help me to solve this issue soon.


thank you

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I can't change my desktop wallpaper since I activated Windows 10.

Hello,

Thank you for getting back to us with an update.

There is an Ease of Access setting in Control Panel that removes background images. To check your background settings in Ease of Access, follow these steps.

• Right-click on Start and select Control panel. Click on
  Ease of Access, and then click Ease of Access Center.
• Under Explore all settings, click Make the computer easier to see.
• Make sure that the option to Remove background images not selected.
• Click OK twice, and then close the Ease of Access Center window.

If you are joined to a domain, your domain administrator may have disabled the option to change the desktop background. To check the desktop background policy, follow these steps.

Click here to view or hide detailed information

• Click Start, type Group Policy in the
  Search box, and then click Edit Group Policy on the list.
• Click User Configuration, click Administrative Templates, click
  Desktop, and then click Desktop again.
• Double-click Desktop WallpaperSelect.
  
  Note If the Policy is enabled and set to a specific image, users cannot change the background. If the option is enabled and the image is not available, no background image is displayed.
• Click Not Configured to enable the option to change the desktop background.

Keep us posted the outcome to guide you further.

 

Set for monitor 1/2 option is missing

Hi Mohammed,

Network permissions is one of the possible reasons why
setting an image as a desktop background on both of your monitors
disappeared on the list of options. To better assist you, we need the answers to the following questions:

• Is your computer connected to a domain?
• Aside from changing your desktop background, did you make any changes or
  installed a Windows update prior to this issue?

In the meantime, we suggest creating a new user account and see if the same issue will occur while logged in to a different user profile. To do this, simply follow the steps in

article.

We are looking forward to your response.