Pls help me remove photo from desktop!

I attached my first granddaughter's hospital photo to my
desktop. (I cannot remember how I did it, I am sorry to
say). She is now 4 months old & I have learned how to set
a current photo as screensaver.

Now I cannot remove her hospital photo from desktop - it
appears over the screensaver & will not delete or even
move or diminish. I have tried right-clicking & left-
clicking & nothing works. I have looked all over Windows
Help & nothing works.

Please help me!

Right click the Desktop | Properties | Desktop tab |
Under Background: | Scroll through the list

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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

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jane hunted and pecked:
I attached my first granddaughter's hospital photo to my
desktop. (I cannot remember how I did it, I am sorry to
say). She is now 4 months old & I have learned how to set
a current photo as screensaver.

Now I cannot remove her hospital photo from desktop - it
appears over the screensaver & will not delete or even
move or diminish. I have tried right-clicking & left-
clicking & nothing works. I have looked all over Windows
Help & nothing works.

Please help me!

jane wrote:
I attached my first granddaughter's hospital photo to my
desktop. (I cannot remember how I did it, I am sorry to
say). She is now 4 months old & I have learned how to set
a current photo as screensaver.

Now I cannot remove her hospital photo from desktop - it
appears over the screensaver & will not delete or even
move or diminish. I have tried right-clicking & left-
clicking & nothing works. I have looked all over Windows
Help & nothing works.

Please help me!

Try right-clicking on the Desktop. A pop up menu should appear. On it,
click Properties with the left mouse button. On the window that appears,
click the Desktop tab with the left mouse button. You should see a list of
pictures you can select for your desktop. If you have a picture saved to
your computer that you'd like to use but that you don't see in the list,
click the Browse button and you can navigate the file system to the location
at which you saved it.

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Frank GoBell