How if possible can you add gif image looping back to wallpapers


  1. judess69er
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    How if possible can you add gif image looping back to wallpapers


    im recently noticed that when i try to make a animated .gif image my background the image freezes in the first frame

    i know this is cause windows 7 doesnt support it so lets just skip the useless take me no closer to solving my problem replys of that

    iv been searching around and alota people say u can make them work by downloading a "program" to create or convert them but i really dont feel like downloading another file il only ever use once just so it can clutter my computer

    i was hoping someone would know how to enable it via registry's
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  3. Bongo
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    Welcome to the Seven Forums
    You are not alone this person is trying to find the same thing Microsoft please make .gif readable like in XP
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  4. judess69er
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    Bongo said:
    Welcome to the Seven Forums
    You are not alone this person is trying to find the same thing Microsoft please make .gif readable like in XP
    Jerry

    Great seems like nobody can give me a useful answer 3 thumbs up for the exact same topic link congrats my question still remains 0/100% unanswered

    b4 i waste my time coming back here every day looking for a post with an answer in it why dont u tell me if i can enable it through registries via registry editor and save me alota hard ache time and patience

    cause if i have to download a program just forget about answering and tell me theres no other way except downgrading my computer to windows xp
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  6. Bongo
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    I am so sorry that we have wasted your time trying to find an answer to your problem. Between your post and the other person's post there has been more than 300 Views look at it so I am guessing it cannot be done the way you want it to be done. I guess if you want to downgrade to XP just to have an animated .gif on your desktop that will be up to you.
    It looks like I just wasted some more time
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