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1. Winwall always become not responding when it try to change the wallpaper.

2. Winwall always display the same picture even I have more that 3 pictures in the list.

3. Why is that Winwall didn't change wallpaper at all?

4. Is there any easy way to add all the picture inside a folder into the list?

5. My computer crash when it try to change wallpaper when I am running on certain game.

6. Is there anyway to have Winwall center the wallpaper instead of stretching it?

Answer:

Q: Winwall always become not responding when it try to change the wallpaper.
A: Please restart Winwall and disable the random function. If you are unable to do that, then you have to go to the Winwall directory and open the Settings.ini file. After you have open it, change the random=1 to random=0 to disable the random function.

Q: Winwall always display the same picture even I have more that 3 pictures in the list.
A: Just disable the random function or add in more pictures into the list and you will find everything working fine.

Q: Why is that Winwall didn't change wallpaper at all?
A: This is cause by incorrectly select the wallpaper changing machine. Open the options window by clicking Options button. Then select the other changing machine (for example: if the currently selected is Active Desktop (view as webpage) then choose the other one that is without Active Desktop (not view as webpage)) and try again.

Q: Is there any easy way to add all the picture inside a folder into the list?
A: Yes. What you need to do is to click the 'Search' button at the upper left of the main window and then from the search window choose the folder you want to search, then uncheck the 'include subfolder' checkbox and click 'Search'. Then, click on 'Add all to the List' button to add the all images into the wallpaper list.

Q: My computer crash when it try to change wallpaper when I am running on certain game.
A: You can easily avoid this kind of problem by right click the systray and then from the popup menu, click on 'Disable Winwall'.

Q: Is there anyway to have Winwall center the wallpaper instead of stretching it?
A: Yes, you can have the wallpaper to display in the center. To do that, first you need to change the display setting in the "Display Properties" to display as center. (You can get the "Display Properties" window by right click the desktop and choose Properties from the popup menu) Then in Winwall, open the options window, and under the "Wallpaper Changing Machine" group select "without Active Desktop" and click OK. Now Winwall should set your wallpaper in the center. (If you are using older Windows like Windows 98, please disable the Active Desktop by right click on the desktop, and from the popup menu verify that "Active Desktop > View As Web Page" is unchecked.)

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