

Seems everyone expects you to disable it, but no one expects it to be destroyed by a hacker, bad program, or over-zealous Microsoft update, so they aren't going to tell you how to fix it. I have fought all night to find the information to repair the missing Context Menu data, but after a dozen or more hits on admins complaining about 'locking down their users from being able to change backgrounds', and various work-arounds for how they accomplished locking users out of the Context Menu, or locking them out by group policy or other settings, I cannot find a single article telling me how to restore the Context Menu to where it has the simple 'Set as desktop background' command in the context menu, not a single person knows how to rebuild this command line either - although there are some nice videos on YouTube on how to custom build OTHER functions for custom Context Menus.Įven Microsoft only has a one-direction 'how to disable' tech article. If you are trying to find a simple and effective way to restore previous desktop background, just follow below-offered methods and get lost files back right now.Unfortunately, I have the same problem as a result of a recent MS Windows Update on my media server. And when this happens, they don't know how to deal with this problem. Some users complain that their computer desktop background disappeared for no reason.

