Windows 7 Starter Edition has many limitations.One among them is the inability of the user to change it’s Desktop Wallpaper. While one could change the wallpaper even in Windows 3.1, Microsoft ...

Hell, even Windows 3.1 lets you set a desktop background, and thanks to a number of free utilities, so will Windows 7 Starter. There are many workarounds online, but we recommend the one provided ...

Windows 7 Starter Edition comes on a lot of netbooks, which is too bad -- it might sound "lighter" than Home Premium, but there's not a shred of performance difference between the two.

If you buy a netbook that comes with Windows 7 Starter, you won’t be able to change the desktop background or user the Aero Glass desktop effects with transparent borders, live thumbnail ...

Windows 7 Starter was an intentionally crippled operating system. ... multiple monitor support, and Windows Media Center. And if you don’t like the desktop background ... You can’t change it.

Most desktop and high-end laptops ship with at least Windows 7 Home Premium, which allows you to manually change the desktop background. ... you likely have Windows 7 Starter.

Windows 7 Starter will be available worldwide, ... In the RC builds, for example, there is no user-accessible way to change the desktop background or system sounds. (The idea, ...

Windows 7 Starter Edition to cost more than Windows XP for ... change your desktop background by paying less money. ... and I’m sure they’re hoping to change this back when Windows 7 comes out.

Though Windows 7 Starter Edition isn’t quite as crippled ... it still arbitrarily disables certain features. (No ability to change the desktop background? Lame!) If you own a netbook, you ...