Hello, Well, weird anomalies have been happening on my computer lately ... Somehow before Christmas the wallpaper changed in front of my eyes! I had a regular wallpaper like it is freshly installed after installing Windows 10 and in front of my eyes the guinea pig wallpaper in the St. Nicholas...

You don't have these photos in the gallery? There is also an option to change the desktop wallpaper from time to time. Or someone is also using the same Microsoft account as you, I wouldn't be looking for a virus by force.

I only have two photos that have nothing to do with the ones I had on the wallpaper recently. I would also exclude the possibility of using the same Microsoft account by another user. So what else could be the reason?

Do it this way: 1. Windows Key + R - type in control panel or just open control panel. 2. Select an option: System and security and then Power Options. 3. In Power Option, click on Change plan setting while the program is active (it will be selected active). 4. Once you are in the plan change, click on Change advanced Power Setting 5. A list of various settings should appear, including an option: Desktop background setting - click it, there will be a Slideshow. 6. Click on Slideshow, you will have a choice of Pause or Available - select pause and see if it helps. It's not really a virus in my opinion.

Unfortunately, the wallpaper continues to change on its own after all this. Today the wallpaper of chocolate is set in front of my eyes again ... Any ideas?

Maybe it has a connection? Startup: C: \ Users \ Robert \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Startup \ Max Remote.lnk [2018-12-17] ShortcutTarget: Max Remote.lnk -> C: \ Users \ Robert \ Downloads \ Max Remote \ Max Remote.exe () Someone controls from the phone and changes.

With this application, you can control the PC provided that the computer is connected to the same WiFi network as the phone, so it is rather impossible because the computer is often connected to the Internet by USB sharing from the phone. But I will delete it just in case.

Otwórz notatnik i wklej zawartość: Plik zapisz pod nazwą fixlist.txt i umieść w folderze, gdzie masz FRST.exe. Uruchom FRST i kliknij w Fix/Napraw.

that is, there is no virus and how to turn off xD because I'm just a beginner

Windows 10 Self-Changing Wallpaper Issue: Guinea Pig, Polish Yogurt & Policewoman - FRST Logs Check

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#1 17682992 07 Jan 2019 16:03

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17682992 07 Jan 2019 16:03

Hello,
Well, weird anomalies have been happening on my computer lately ...
Somehow before Christmas the wallpaper changed in front of my eyes! I had a regular wallpaper like it is freshly installed after installing Windows 10 and in front of my eyes the guinea pig wallpaper in the St. Nicholas and then the wallpaper changed again to some Polish yogurt.
I started my computer today and what? Wallpaper with a policewoman tapeta.png Download (1.68 MB) :D

I am asking someone to check the FRST logs if there is any crap there.
Thank you very much :)

PS. No, this is not a stupid joke.

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#2 17683009 07 Jan 2019 16:15

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17683009 07 Jan 2019 16:15

You don't have these photos in the gallery? There is also an option to change the desktop wallpaper from time to time.
Or someone is also using the same Microsoft account as you, I wouldn't be looking for a virus by force.
#3 17683017 07 Jan 2019 16:20

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17683017 07 Jan 2019 16:20

badboy84 wrote:
You don't have these photos in the gallery? There is also an option to change the desktop wallpaper from time to time.

I only have two photos that have nothing to do with the ones I had on the wallpaper recently.
I would also exclude the possibility of using the same Microsoft account by another user.

So what else could be the reason?
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#4 17683854 07 Jan 2019 20:58

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17683854 07 Jan 2019 20:58

Do it this way:
1. Windows Key + R - type in control panel or just open control panel.
2. Select an option: System and security and then Power Options.
3. In Power Option, click on Change plan setting while the program is active (it will be selected active).
4. Once you are in the plan change, click on Change advanced Power Setting
5. A list of various settings should appear, including an option: Desktop background setting - click it, there will be a Slideshow.
6. Click on Slideshow, you will have a choice of Pause or Available - select pause and see if it helps.

It's not really a virus in my opinion.
#5 17702857 15 Jan 2019 15:42

silentyt silentyt

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17702857 15 Jan 2019 15:42

Unfortunately, the wallpaper continues to change on its own after all this. Today the wallpaper of chocolate is set in front of my eyes again ...
Any ideas?
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#6 17702869 15 Jan 2019 15:48

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17702869 15 Jan 2019 15:48

Maybe it has a connection?
Startup: C: \ Users \ Robert \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Startup \ Max Remote.lnk [2018-12-17]
ShortcutTarget: Max Remote.lnk -> C: \ Users \ Robert \ Downloads \ Max Remote \ Max Remote.exe ()

Someone controls from the phone and changes.
#7 17702883 15 Jan 2019 15:56

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17702883 15 Jan 2019 15:56

Kolobos wrote:
Someone controls from the phone and changes.

With this application, you can control the PC provided that the computer is connected to the same WiFi network as the phone, so it is rather impossible because the computer is often connected to the Internet by USB sharing from the phone.
But I will delete it just in case.
#8 17704124 15 Jan 2019 22:49

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17704124 15 Jan 2019 22:49

Otwórz notatnik i wklej zawartość:
Quote:
CloseProcesses:
CreateRestorePoint:
HKU\S-1-5-21-2009998617-2933022596-1407224971-1001\...\MountPoints2: {257b16a4-de91-11e8-9be1-026c6070223e} - "E:\HiSuiteDownLoader.exe"
HKU\S-1-5-21-2009998617-2933022596-1407224971-1001\...\MountPoints2: {4ab50146-d172-11e8-9bde-ced02cea5b91} - "E:\HiSuiteDownLoader.exe"
HKU\S-1-5-21-2009998617-2933022596-1407224971-1001\...\MountPoints2: {583758c5-eda4-11e8-9be4-7085c27d0ea1} - "E:\HiSuiteDownLoader.exe"
HKU\S-1-5-21-2009998617-2933022596-1407224971-1001\...\MountPoints2: {c15e36c1-e51b-11e8-9be1-026c6070223e} - "E:\HiSuiteDownLoader.exe"
ShortcutTarget: SPDriverInstall.lnk -> C:\Program Files\MediaTek\SP Driver\SPDriverInstall (No File)
S2 AdobeUpdateService; "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Desktop Common\ElevationManager\AdobeUpdateService.exe" [X]
ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers: [ AccExtIco1] -> {AB9CF9F8-8A96-4F9D-BF21-CE85714C3A47} => C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CoreSyncExtension\CoreSync_x64.dll -> No File
ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers: [ AccExtIco2] -> {853B7E05-C47D-4985-909A-D0DC5C6D7303} => C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CoreSyncExtension\CoreSync_x64.dll -> No File
ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers: [ AccExtIco3] -> {42D38F2E-98E9-4382-B546-E24E4D6D04BB} => C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CoreSyncExtension\CoreSync_x64.dll -> No File
ContextMenuHandlers1: [AccExt] -> {2A118EB5-5797-4F5E-8B3D-F4ECBA3C98E4} => C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CoreSyncExtension\CoreSync_x64.dll -> No File
ContextMenuHandlers6: [AccExt] -> {2A118EB5-5797-4F5E-8B3D-F4ECBA3C98E4} => C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CoreSyncExtension\CoreSync_x64.dll -> No File
AlternateDataStreams: C:\Users\Public\Shared Files:VersionCache [236]
EmptyTemp:

Plik zapisz pod nazwą fixlist.txt i umieść w folderze, gdzie masz FRST.exe.
Uruchom FRST i kliknij w Fix/Napraw.
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#9 19604748 11 Sep 2021 12:25

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19604748 11 Sep 2021 12:25

badboy84 wrote:
You don't have these photos in the gallery? There is also an option to change the desktop wallpaper from time to time.
Or someone is also using the same Microsoft account as you, I wouldn't be looking for a virus by force.

that is, there is no virus and how to turn off xD because I'm just a beginner
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The discussion revolves around a Windows 10 user experiencing unexpected changes to their desktop wallpaper, which has cycled through various images, including a guinea pig, Polish yogurt, and a policewoman. Initial suggestions included checking for shared Microsoft accounts and adjusting power settings to disable wallpaper slideshow features. However, the issue persisted, leading to speculation about remote control software potentially altering the wallpaper. A specific application, Max Remote, was identified as a possible culprit, but the user dismissed it due to network constraints. The conversation concluded with instructions on using FRST (Farbar Recovery Scan Tool) to check for issues and a request for further assistance in resolving the wallpaper anomaly.
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