I’m playing on a mac and downloaded the tbc client. It worked fine then i upgraded Sierra 10.12 to Mojave 10.14 (latest OS) and it still works. Sadly i began to have some fps/mouse troubles and decided to downgrade again to Sierra (because it ran flawless before). I can still play but the textures are totally screwed. To change windows desktop wallpaper what we normally do is right click on the desktop and go properties and so on. But we can do the same by editing registry key using reg command from command line. This is the same in all versions of Mac OS X with Gatekeeper support, including MacOS Mojave, MacOS High Sierra, macOS Sierra, El Capitan, OS X Yosemite 10.10.x, OS X Mavericks, 10.9.x, and Mountain Lion 10.8.x, where the feature was first introduced. Since macOS Mojave is an operating system which runs on Apple devices. However, there are some alternative procedures as well. Where you can Install macOS 10.14 Mojave on VirtualBox Windows 10. Further, you can also install macOS Mojave 10.14 on VMware Windows 10 PC. Therefore, you need an installation image for both these platforms.
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When i install it says “this copy of the install macos mojave application is damaged and cant be used to install” I have already downloaded the file twice. Someone please help Reply karthik says.
To change windows desktop wallpaper what we normally do is right click on the desktop and go properties and so on. But we can do the same by editing registry key using reg command from command line. The command is given below.
For example to set the image E:photosimage1.bmp as the wall paper we need to run the command as below.
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After editing the registry key we need to run the below command to make the change take effect immediately.
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Note that this method works only for bmp images. If you have .jpg or .jpeg images you can’t set them as wallpaper from command line. You can use the Desktop settings UI to set a .jpg or .jpeg file as wallpaper.