How tomake facebook backround

Hi,

You can try http://getfacebookthemes.com/ for cool theme backgrounds in facebook for free.

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Riztech

mcdevito75 here, Yes you can change the theme or your monitors backround look. Click Start, the control panel, the Appearance and themes, then Backround, here you will find your coice of backround themes for your monitor, once you choose which theme you click ok, and your done.

hucknannie, Power down the pc and monitor. Then disconnect and reconnect the VGA cable a few times to the rear of the pc. then turn system back on and re-boot. If your "PINK" screen still there, then you may need to have unit refurbished with new "cold-cathode-fluorescent-lamps" or have the internal "switch- mode-power supply/ccfl-inverter-supply" inspected and repaired. Yes, before you do anything, visit this web blog about HP monitors!!! http://www.lesliewong.us/blog/2005/05/02/hp-pavilion-f1703-flat-panel-display-blackout-solution/ Read and make note that people are still visiting the blog even after 4 years!! Hope this response helps. Feel free to leave a comment and also rate this response on fixya. 12fixlouie

you can't actually make one all those people say you can but you can't theres no actually way

go to edit and then go to a fun site click copy backround and paste

Facebook does not appear to give you the option to change your background as easily as uploading an image. You can visit http://www.fbexpressions.com/ where they offer a free app you can install on your Facebook page and choose from a large catalogue of backgrounds to display on your Facebook page. their app is free.

are you connected with the HDMI cable? DId you switch TVs recently?

You might have the resolution under settings set wrong. so the screen is really tiny. If your remote for the tv has a zoom option, zoom up until you can see the settings to change the output

Hi,
Heres how you do it
Press Menu
Settings
Display and light settings
Display settings
Main menu style
Click on black
Save
Go back to main menu and see the change
Hope this works
Plz let me know
JonnieC

happens with a mixed ground issue. I had same thing with my laptop. only way to avert this is to super ground your digital sound devices...and connect them to ground/chassis of the desktop, if that's your option.
used to be called 60 cycle hum in olden days.

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Does your scanner software give the option to choose different modes...grayscale, color, black & white?? This sounds like it's scanning in grayscale....if you can change it to black & white, the background should remain white.