It seems a rather silly question to ask, but I'm attempting to ask a question on the location of wallpaper files on Windows XP. As always, I've explicitly stated my OS, very specifically spelled out my problem, and have avoided most of the pitfalls I expect a bad question to have.  

Its a clear, non argumentative question which has an objective simple answer. It gets rejected for "It does not meet our quality standards. "

I quote the question below (**and no, please do not answer it here** - I don't want to sneak in my question by stealth. I want to know where I am going wrong as to make it a better question) and wonder... why is it failing the quality standards, and how can I make it better.  

> I run Windows XP and I have an image
> whose original I can't find that   got
> reset as the wallpaper. I have backups
> of the system itself - so if I knew
> where to look, I could find a copy.  
> 
> I have some idea of the original
> filename (searching now), and I recall
> it saves it as a bitmap, but an exact
> location would be helpful

I tried "where does windows store its wallpaper" and "Location windows stores its wallpaper" as title