04-26-2022, 08:55 AM
The first image is the GRUB menu which you might want to see on a dual boot machine or if it is necessary to select from different kernel options.
This menu is usually hidden but can be accessed by pressing a certain key at the right time during boot.
If it appears on every boot, it is possible the grub configuration file has been altered and you'd need to reverse whatever has been done there. That's quite a specific process to follow and not something that should happen while changing desktop wallpapers. I guess a stuck shift key might also do it.
The other images show different desktop variations. I can't remember if image 2 is a default. I assume that when the machine is set up there are some desktop tweaks to get the look and feel shown in image 3 so repeating those desktop tweaks should restore that.
This menu is usually hidden but can be accessed by pressing a certain key at the right time during boot.
If it appears on every boot, it is possible the grub configuration file has been altered and you'd need to reverse whatever has been done there. That's quite a specific process to follow and not something that should happen while changing desktop wallpapers. I guess a stuck shift key might also do it.
The other images show different desktop variations. I can't remember if image 2 is a default. I assume that when the machine is set up there are some desktop tweaks to get the look and feel shown in image 3 so repeating those desktop tweaks should restore that.
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