cant change themes nor wallpapers in E17!!!

[drhadidy]

hi good people...
for sometime now i cant change the themes or wallpapers on my E17 interface!!!
u can see how the theme and wallpaper selerctors look like in the attached pics..
the thing is that this is not even the theme i picked... i change to personal.. advanced options.. whatever it is stuck as u see and i cant find any other options to change from.
the system is fully updated till today...
any ideas??

[rubentje1991]

Click on the desktop, select Settings >> Modules,
and see which modules have a relation to wallpapers,
say here which of them are (de)activated....

Something else you can try:
make a new user account via PCLinuxOS Control Center, log in as that new user, and see if the problem appears also there...

[drhadidy]

Click on the desktop, select Settings >> Modules,
and see which modules have a relation to wallpapers,
say here which of them are (de)activated....

Something else you can try:
make a new user account via PCLinuxOS Control Center, log in as that new user, and see if the problem appears also there...

all the modules were activated....
i just created myself a new user account...all was fine... so configurations didnt take time:-)
thx for the advice:-)

[rubentje1991]

If configurations don't hurt you, you can just delete the .e directory in your original user account, log out, and log in again
(or copy the .e directory from /etc/skel/ to your home dir, and log out and log in again)

And you'll have the original configuration back (which probably will work  )

[smurfslover]

Had the same issue before.
Reinstall/install one of following packages in synaptic (easiest way)
econfig: pclinuxos e17 with qt apps config
econfig-ibar: default config of e17-light version
econfig-light: alternative config for e17-light with a classic layout with full lentgh shelf (panel)

Installing one of these will update the config in /etc/skel and for all users on the system.
Just removing ~/.e gives you the enlightenment dr 17 default setup.

If you did setup e17 to your own likings you can easily put ~/.e in an archive and keep it as backup.