Windows 10: how to refit wallpaper perfectly?

i have a 21x9 monitor and i have a 16x9 monitor in portrait mode, and im trying to figure out how to get my wallpapers to fit seamlessly across both, thanks for the help

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unable to change the lock screen Wallpaper.

Hi,

I appreciate if you could answer few questions to narrow down to the issue.

• 
  What is the exact issue that you are facing?
  
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  Are you facing issues while trying to change the lock screen Wallpaper?
  
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  Are you not able to choose the directory where the wallpapers has been saved?
  

As an initial troubleshooting step, I suggest you to restart the computer and check if you are able to successfully change the lock screen wallpaper.

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  From Desktop, right click and select
  Personalize.
  
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  In Personalization window, click on
  Lock Screen in the left pane.
  
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  And choose wallpaper you would like to apply for the lock screen by choosing the browse option.
  
• 
  Close the Personalization window.
  

If the issue still persists, please do reply with the required information. We will be glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

Desktop wallpaper for new users

Hi Alaa,

Setting default users lets you specify the wallpaper on user's desktops and prevents other users from changing the image or its presentation. You can check these steps on how to set wallpapers from all users:

• Type run on the search bar and press Enter.
• On the window, type gpedit.msc and click OK.
• Locate and click Administrative Templates.
• Select Desktop > Desktop > Desktop Wallpaper.
• Tick Enabled, and name your wallpaper.
• Select Apply and click OK.

After performing the steps above, you may restart your PC.

Let us know the outcome. We will be glad to assist you.

 

Exact how-to for rEFIt (Mac mini 32 bit, OS X, Ubuntu, Win 10)

After using a dual-boot scheme successfully for a while, I'm now trying to add Windows 10 (Pro) as a third OS to my Mac mini (rEFIt).

The order of the most(?) important steps so far:

• 2006: buy Mac mini with OS X
  
• 2012-ish: install rEFIt
  
• ... and install Lubuntu (currently 15.04), brings GRUB2 with it
  
• this week: add RAM (now 2 GB) and storage (replaced original HD by 120 GB SSD)
  
• install Windows 10 (Pro) in unassigned free space
  

As described in this askubuntu question, I can't get Windows to install properly. It seems that I have too many primary partitions.

Given that the current state is like this screenshot of GParted, and Windows will certainly (again) complain that there are already four primary partitions when I'll just try again to install it in the unassigned free space:

What can I do (now) to finally have a "triple-boot" system?

Apparently it is not uncommon (or at least not impossible) to have such a system, but I'm currently having a hard time with the details. Do I have to change partitions (or details thereof), and if so, which tool on what OS is good enough for that job?