Lock screen image goes to a default image after reboot
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I have selected a custom lock screen image for my windows 10 machine. The image shows correctly if I press the lock button while logged in, but if I reboot the machine, the image shown on the lock screen is not my custom one.
I have googled well and come up empty, even after trying registry editing.
UPDATE 1
Windows Version 1803 Build 17134.407
I am not on a domain and there are no policies in effect. It is a relatively new installation as well.
windows-10 images lock-screen
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I have selected a custom lock screen image for my windows 10 machine. The image shows correctly if I press the lock button while logged in, but if I reboot the machine, the image shown on the lock screen is not my custom one.
I have googled well and come up empty, even after trying registry editing.
UPDATE 1
Windows Version 1803 Build 17134.407
I am not on a domain and there are no policies in effect. It is a relatively new installation as well.
windows-10 images lock-screen
asked Nov 21 at 15:44
TheChubbyPanda
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Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59
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I have selected a custom lock screen image for my windows 10 machine. The image shows correctly if I press the lock button while logged in, but if I reboot the machine, the image shown on the lock screen is not my custom one.
I have googled well and come up empty, even after trying registry editing.
UPDATE 1
Windows Version 1803 Build 17134.407
I am not on a domain and there are no policies in effect. It is a relatively new installation as well.
windows-10 images lock-screen
asked Nov 21 at 15:44
TheChubbyPanda
166
I have selected a custom lock screen image for my windows 10 machine. The image shows correctly if I press the lock button while logged in, but if I reboot the machine, the image shown on the lock screen is not my custom one.
I have googled well and come up empty, even after trying registry editing.
UPDATE 1
Windows Version 1803 Build 17134.407
I am not on a domain and there are no policies in effect. It is a relatively new installation as well.
windows-10 images lock-screen
windows-10 images lock-screen
asked Nov 21 at 15:44
TheChubbyPanda
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asked Nov 21 at 15:44
TheChubbyPanda
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edited Nov 25 at 13:59
asked Nov 21 at 15:44
TheChubbyPanda
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asked Nov 21 at 15:44
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asked Nov 21 at 15:44
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Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59
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Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59
Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59
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Have you selected the "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" option from the Lock screen menu?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 21 at 15:59
Yes, that option is checked.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 21 at 16:00
Please post the output of the start->run->WINVER command so we can know which version of Windows you are running. Also, are you on a domain with any group policies running?
– G Koe
Nov 25 at 13:40
I've updated the question, thanks.
– TheChubbyPanda
Nov 25 at 13:59