There are two ways I can envision you setting things up. I’ll let you and your Mom figure that one out! A cool trick for you.Hmm… as a parent, I’m a bit curious what you’re doing on your Kindle Fire and what you access and store that makes you want to hide it from your Mom, but let’s just leave that one alone. This guide is written for Kindle Fire users or lovers. Next time you change the wallpaper, please restore the ' write' permission of ' Owner' and ' Group' first, then revoke it after you set wallpaper. Lock the screen and press the power button, you'll find the custom wallpaper works! Now the system won't modify the wallpaper any more. Revoke the ' write' permission of ' Owner' and ' Group' (They have write permission by default).

Press on it and choose 'More' – 'Properties'.Ĭhoose 'Permission' and tap 'change'. Open ES File Explore and navigate to this path: /data/data//files/. Remember not to lock the screen before step 3! Step 3: Revoke permission So we need to revoke the system's 'write' permission so that it can't modify any data again. This is due to the fact the system will set the original wallpaper as new wallpaper forcedly every time you lock the screen. The boring original wallpaper comes into your eyes again! If you just lock the screen as you did before and want to see the new wallpaper (I mean 'if', please don't lock the screen now), you'll find the new custom wallpaper doesn't work. Until this step, you may not find anything different as these are normal operation. Click 'save' and it will be saved and set as wallpaper. Choose 'Set as' option in the drop-down menu.ĭrag the box to adjust the wallpaper size. Tap the picture and then tap the top right corner of the window. Open QuickPic and choose a picture which you want to set as wallpaper. It allows you to set any picture as wallpaper. If you haven't rooted your device, please refer to these two articles: How to root Kindle Fire and Root Kindle Fire with one click.

PS: This tutorial is only for rooted Kindle Fire. Now just follow the tutorial below and you will learn how to set a beautiful wallpaper. As long as you root your Kindle Fire, this can be an easy job. So is there a valid method to custom our own wallpaper successfully? The answer is yes. First, you can't find any wallpaper setting options on Kindle Fire second, even if you set a picture as wallpaper via some third party apps, the system will turn it back to original wall paper once you lock the screen. One of the defects which most people could not accept is that you can't replace the wallpaper. Actually we can find several defects on it easily. It's no doubt that Kindle Fire is a good tablet.

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