Which version?
Have you installed ccsm? (The compiz config manager)
Then your only option is to uninstall it again. It was not installed by default because it does not behave nicely when you log in/out
Background problems
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Re: Background problems
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Re: Background problems
This happened to me in the XFCE version, and was resolved by ticking the box "Save settings" in "Sessions and startup".
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