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• How to remove the background story of the photo location list screen.

  Original title: Wallpapers

  In the drop-down menu under the wallpaper photo location, is to show unused files that do not exist and otherwise I won't. Is there a way to reset the history of this list?

  

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description of the problem, you are ready to remove the background story of the photo location list screen.

  In Windows Vista and later versions, you can change the background by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting the "Customize" option and then click the option 'wallpaper' and there you can apply your wallpaper desired by selecting the image using the button 'Browse' or by selecting an image from the given list.

  But whenever you browse a folder to choose your desired wallpaper, its path is stored in the 'Location' drop-down box and everyone can see and use this path, as shown in the following screenshot:

  

  If you want to clear the history of any situation or want to delete any path of particular folder in the list, you can follow these steps and see if it helps you to solve the problem.

  1. Press on the key Windows + R.
  2. Type regedit in the Run box.
  3. In the left pane, navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Wallpapers\Images
  4. In the right pane, you will see all of directory paths listed. Simply select the key associated to the path that you want to delete and delete.
  5. That's all. It will immediately remove this folder in the history list. Now, you can see the background list to screen and your deleted way won't be there.

  Registry warning : This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  You can use the following link to back up and restore the registry in Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  Hope it would help. If problem persists always post back with the current state of your computer and the result of the proposed suggestion, we will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Photo location is incorrect.

  I noticed the location for photos I'm taking is incorrect. What is the accuracy of the location, and it is editable?

  go to menu, then settings, then map and compass and make sure both are checked and then recalibrate your compass. Make sure that when calibrate you your compass away from magnets or electronic devices. Also as a possible indicator good compass some people have had problems with compass it due to the fact that they used cell holders who had a top magnetic clasp. As to how accurate, although mine tells me that the city and State and also the code postal when I use it on the photos and he very well with google map too.

• App photo, snapped photos location

  How can I save my pictures taken by the camera in applications windows 8?

  Is it need to save the photo?

  If there is no need to record where he saves?

  Hi Salah,

  Thank you for the update.

  1 - is a built-in webcam?
  2. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Keep us informed on the status of the issue and we will be more than happy to help you.

• Photo location on the hard drive: how to find the path?

  How can we easily and immediately find the path to that photo resides on their hard drive?

  By easy, I mean without having to open Windows Explorer, I found the controls but that is a very slow method and heavy approach to essential basic, common and repetitive.

  Hover over the path of the file in the metadata Panel.

  

  Or look in the folders Panel.  You can configure the Panel folders as a hierarchy, as if it were on the hard drive, if that helps.

• All photo locations have been replaced by another reader

  7639 pictures have broken links.  For some reason any of all of the locations of files have been modified by C:\users... to G:\users... in the catalog file, but the image remains in the C drive and there is no such structure file into drive G.  I even one deleted the catalog files and manually it re-imported in the catalog of the C drive and the location will change automatically to the training pointer g.  Anyone has any ideas, what could cause this to happen?  Is there a way to open the file catalog and manual adjust the location of the file?  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  It turned out to be a program called syncdocs that was causing the issue with items.

• Photos crash when deleting location

  On his return from holiday, I imported hundreds of photos from my camera Panasonic ZS40 in Photos. The ZS40 has a built-in GPS receiver and embeds location information in each photo if available.

  Seen in Photos, many (but not all) imported photos appear to have incorporated location information (the little icon 'card' is displayed in the corner down left), but photo location does not appear on the map in the information area.  A map appears, but there is no bug. On the other hand, the info box displays "looking for information about the location..." This opinion never disappears, and location of the photo never appears on the plan (which is not relevant to where the photo was taken).

  I suspect that the ZS40 had not yet acquired GPS lock when these photos were taken. Maybe he wrote by default (or defective) lat/long coordinates in EXIF data structure embedded in the JPG file.  In order to correctly assign to the right place in the Photos, I clicked on Image/location/delete location, with the intention to then manually add the location where the photo was taken.  Photos promptly crashes as soon as I click delete location.

  This happens every time. I have tried on dozens of different relevant photos, with the same result: pictures of accidents.

  There seems to be a coding bug in the program of Photos (I don't like any more whenever I use it).

  Can anyone suggest a work around with (or without) photos?

  Can anyone tell me the location of the actual JPG image file which Photos has hidden somewhere in its database? (With iPhoto, it was easy to find the actual file...). If I can find the JPGs, I might be able to inspect (and perhaps correct) defective lat/long data in the EXIF data with a geo-tagging 3rd party utility.

  1.3 photos

  10.11.3 OSX

  Try to manually add the correct location before removing the current location

  You can export the unmodified original (menu, file == > export) and then import the corrected photos and remove all original with Photos photos, as it should

  The original files are in your photo library in the Masters folder - you can see by clicking on the photo library and shows the contents of the package

  BUT, be VERY well sure, you have a great current backup

  It isn't really a good idea to waste time in it - there is no serviceable parts by the user in the photo library, it is not designed for human interaction and there is background and iCloud library current operations that may cause problems or even damage your library - it has never been taken in charge are smart to waste his time inside the library and with pictures it's very dangerous

  and there are a few user scripts to deal with GPS - they might be useful in determineing you have or even fix - Photos for Mac

  LN

• Lightroom CC location GPS to Google Photos

  If I export my data GPS Locator as well as my photos and import these images exported to Google pictures Google reads the location data? Has anyone tried this before? I tried once and it seems not, but maybe I did something wrong.

  It works very well, but because the photo locations are sometimes private information, you should check that your export settings are positioned to allow location information to include in the exported images. In the export dialog box in the metadata Panel:

  • To include, select 'All metadata' or 'All except camera and camera Raw Info'. The other two choices do not include the metadata location or GPS.
  • Make sure that "delete location Info" is not selected.

  With these settings, metadata location will be included and legible in Google Photos and any other service that can show images on a map.

• Why can't just drag photos on my desktop with Sierra 10.12 and Photos 2.0?

  I used to be able to simply drag a photo from Photos or iPhoto directly on the desktop of my iMac.  Then, I was able to drag the photos located on my desktop to eBay, Craigslist or other sites that I use to sell items.  Now, it seems I have to use a visit to first export the photos to the office, open finder, click Desktop and THEN dragging them to my desktop iMac computer.  Am I missing something or is this the new method to move photos on my iMac desktop.  I apologize for what may be a very stupid question, but I can't help but feel that I lost the ability to make effective use of the Photos and my iMac.  For any help or suggestion is greatl

  By dragging from the photo browser to the computer desktop still works for me.  As soon as I drag to an empty space on the desktop the pointer turns into a green '+' and I can put the photo.

  If it does not work for you, there could be something problematic about the photos you want to drag.  Photos can be edited or exported? What is the file type of the photos you are trying to drag-and - drop?

  Using iCloud photo library? You have iCloud allowed to sync your desktop and Documents folder with iCloud?

• How to copy or delete location?

  Here is my latest for tonight:

  Often, I import photos from two or three cameras or phones. Some of them without GPS. However, I would like to have info important location on my photos, as a search criterion.

  (I know that you can add location via the popup of tiny Information. It is good to have. But it would be good even if I could resize it. "And as the display of standard maps missing quite often the details, it would be nice to be able to switch to the satellite view).

  I often assign to photos location information in the same place as the other photos have the location information. So I open the mark Information and copy the location, select the photo without location and paste the location of the fist photo. It seems to work. Unfortunately, it does not copy the data of the actual location, but only the text string. And after it was stuck for the second picture, he's trying to find the actual location, according to the channel. In most cases it does not get this right.

  And if you go back, you can't, because there seems to be no way to remove the manually added location... I guess that it is stored in the database and not on the photo itself, as the Photos done with any changes.

  So if you know how to copy - paste location and/or remove location through some less than obvious, please let me know

  You can buy external editors for extension of Photos in the App store ($0.99) and use it in edit mode to look at the details of the location in the Inspector pane and you can then enter theminto other photos

  LN

• error message when the location of my pictures (Google maps)

  Excuse my bad English, I'm french! When I try to inform them of the location of my pictures in IPhoto, using Google Maps in the Info window, I get this message: "Oops!" something was wrong. This page has not properly loaded Google maps. See the JavaScript console for more technical details"

  What can I do with Java script?

  Thank you for your response.

  Contract of Apple with Google to use Google maps with locations of the pictures in the iPhoto library has been cancelled a few months previously.  That's why iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier can no longer access the Google map servers and get this error message.

  If you use iPhoto 9.4.3 or earlier you can stop the fracas in the following manner, but will lose the mapping functionality in the library.

  iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier began planting for many users suddenly a few weeks ago. This is because the contract between Apple and Google for the use of Google maps with iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier sites expired an elderly couple of months and was not renewed. This is the case of him freezes or crashes.

  Now uses Apple its own program for locations maps and too the use you need to run iPhoto 9.5.1 and Mavericks or 9.6.1 and Yosemite El Capitan or Photos and El Capitan.

  Try Huxly647Solution:

  Huxly647 , November 20, 2015 12:05 AM
  Re: iPhoto crashes after opening several times in reply to carvermon

  I found a solution that works for me.

  1 goto /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources (control (right) - click the iPhoto application and select the content in the context menu - OT.)

  2 delete the files 'googlemap.html' and googlesearch.html

  iPhoto no longer crashes, site does not work, but it doesn't bother me too much.

  Let me know if it works for you guys...

  Deletes two files "googlemap.html" and the googlesearch.html of iPhoto application bundle prevents the JavaScript running inside and causing the accident.  Log of course do the same thing. So it's pretty clear that something happened at the end of Google.

  There is a notch posted by user cotton-x that will let iPhoto 9 and earlier still use Google Maps for the purpose of the location.

  cotton-x

  16 December 2015 14:49

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  in response to Paul Fisher

  YES!

  I did just the job.

  I'm on a macbook running white 10.7.5 with iPhoto 9.4.3

  Thanks to Paul, I got an idea. What happens if we had simply ignored Apple has expired API and used our own, private and free from Google. Turns out it works.

  Here's what you need to do:

  0 - quit iPhoto

  1. create a google account or use your own

  Console developers of Google 2 - access HERE

  3. create a project (any name)

  4 - turn on a Google Maps Javascript API

  5 - generate your own API key

  6 - go to the folder /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources/googleMap.html

  7. change the googleMap.html (I used an application called TextWrangler)

  8 change the src ="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3 & client = gme-appleinc & sensor = false" > to this src = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE& signed_in = true & sensor = false ">"

  9 - save your freshly edited googleMap.html

  10 - open iPhoto and enjoy.

  Take the Apple.

  

  Don't forget to make a backup copy of the iPhoto application before performing this procedure.

  

• How to recover a specific photo in photo with Time Machine library

  Hello

  I've always been very careful with my backups and I use Time Machine since I work on a Mac.

  I was wondering how I can retrieve a specific photo I would have deleted it by mistake a few months ago?

  I use Mac Photo enforcement.

  It seems that the only way to recover the entire library, but if I use this file recovered, I wouldn't have the new photo imported after that the backup was performed.

  How to pick up only the photo that I need?

  Thank you

  Roland

  You can not.  Restore the library on the desktop, open it with Photos, locate the pictures you need to restore, export to desktop, open your library of work, import photos and, finally, to remove the library restored to office.

  Tell Apple what missing features you want restored or new features added in Photos via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.

  

• Why iPhoto quit trying to open the 'Info' for a photo?

  If I open iPhoto, select / open a photo, then try to get 'Info' on the photo, iPhoto is closed.  What is going on?

  You can stop the fracas in the following manner but will lose the mapping functionality in the library.

  iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier began planting for many users suddenly a few weeks ago. This is because the contract between Apple and Google for the use of Google maps with iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier sites expired an elderly couple of months and was not renewed. This is the case of him freezes or crashes.

  Now uses Apple its own program for locations maps and too the use you need to run iPhoto 9.5.1 and Mavericks or 9.6.1 and Yosemite El Capitan or Photos and El Capitan.

  Try Huxly647Solution:

  Huxly647 , November 20, 2015 12:05 AM
  Re: iPhoto crashes after opening several times in reply to carvermon

  I found a solution that works for me.

  1 goto /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources (control (right) - click the iPhoto application and select the content in the context menu - OT.)

  2 delete the files 'googlemap.html' and googlesearch.html

  iPhoto no longer crashes, site does not work, but it doesn't bother me too much.

  Let me know if it works for you guys...

  Deletes two files "googlemap.html" and the googlesearch.html of iPhoto application bundle prevents the JavaScript running inside and causing the accident.  Log of course do the same thing. So it's pretty clear that something happened at the end of Google.

  There is a notch posted by user cotton-x that will let iPhoto 9 and earlier still use Google Maps for the purpose of the location.

  cotton-x

  16 December 2015 14:49

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  in response to Paul Fisher

  YES!

  I did just the job.

  I'm on a macbook running white 10.7.5 with iPhoto 9.4.3

  Thanks to Paul, I got an idea. What happens if we had simply ignored Apple has expired API and used our own, private and free from Google. Turns out it works.

  Here's what you need to do:

  0 - quit iPhoto

  1. create a google account or use your own

  Console developers of Google 2 - access HERE

  3. create a project (any name)

  4 - turn on a Google Maps Javascript API

  5 - generate your own API key

  6 - go to the folder /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources/googleMap.html

  7. change the googleMap.html (I used an application called TextWrangler)

  8 change the src ="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3 & client = gme-appleinc & sensor = false" > to this src = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE& signed_in = true & sensor = false ">"

  9 - save your freshly edited googleMap.html

  10 - open iPhoto and enjoy.

  Take the Apple.

  

  Don't forget to make a backup copy of the iPhoto application before performing this procedure.

  

• Where are the files wallpaper Toshiba located?

  I'm sure it's a stoopid question, but I'll ask anyway...

  When my laptop was new he had a few good, simple background. Since then, I changed it to show my own pictures, fish tanks.

  I would like to restore the simple wallpaper, but I can't find the files.

  Can someone point me in the right direction?

  Thanks in advance.

  I do not know what operating system do you use but to choose the wallpaper Toshiba is simply.

  VISTA:
  Right click on desktop > Personalize > Desktop Background > photo location: Toshiba wallpapers. Photo favorite chose and confirm with OK.

  WINDOWS 7:
  Right-click on the desktop > personalize > themes installed. Choose a theme from Toshiba, then you will find the option to background wallpaper. Open it and choose photo available for some theme.

  I hope you will discover how it works.

• Setup of the 4.1.0 IVI compliance 'Photos E:\My' package error is not available

  I try to install ICP4.1, on the XP machine without maps OR or the software installed.

  The installer says:

  This installer needs to access "my images". However, this 'E:\My Photos' location is not available. Make sure that this directory exists and is available, and rerun Setup.

  I don't have any drive "E:\. » ! so I can't create it!

  OK, I found the problem!

  I needed to add this to the registry database:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders\My photos

  must be set to %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\My Pictures

  with type REG_EXPAND_SZ