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SirRadget
By SirRadget
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My desktop background keeps going black.

When I login I can see my normal background picture but then it turns black.

When I set my background the picture comes back, but then later it is black again.

Any ideas?

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Activate your windows.

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This can sometimes be caused by an unregistered version of Windows

Right click on Computer > Then see if your computer has recognised that it is still registered

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My desktop background keeps going black.

When I login I can see my normal background picture but then it turns black.

When I set my background the picture comes back, but then later it is black again.

Any ideas?

Like other people are saying, it's most likely an Unactivated version of Windows.

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I have an actual copy of Windows 8.1.  I actually did purchase a key.

None of that KMspico crap or other methods people use.

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