Windows 10: Windows 11 Automatically Resets Desktop Wallpaper Every 10 Minutes to a Default One - How...

Hello everyone,I’m encountering an issue with my Windows 11 system as described in the title. After a system update, my desktop wallpaper resets every 10 minutes to a default system wallpaper see top image, and I cannot stop this behavior. Everything was working fine until around two months ago.I noticed that several others have faced a similar problem, but it seems no permanent solution has been found yet. I’ve tried many fixes suggested in forums and other platforms, but none have worked. Below is a summary of the methods I’ve attempted and their outcomes:Changing Background Settingsath:

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I want that on my desktop Automatic wallpaper change

Hello,

This is Sudha Independent Advisor and user like you. Please follow below steps to solve your issue

Windows has a built-in slideshow feature that can automatically change your wallpaper after a set interval. This feature only works with your own collection of wallpapers so the wallpapers must be downloaded first.

Below is a step-by-step explanation on how to use this feature:

1. Windows 10 only accepts a single folder containing wallpaper collection. So first, put all your favorite wallpapers in a single folder.

2. Now move to Windows Settings > Personalize > Background. Here click on the drop-down menu below Background and select Slideshow.

3. Afterward, click on the Browse button below and select the wallpaper collection folder you created.

4. To set the interval, click on the drop-down menu below the Change picture every heading and select the required interval (ranging from 1 minute to 1 day).

That’s it, now your desktop screen will automatically switch to a new wallpaper after the set interval.

 

Desktop wallpaper for new users

Hi Alaa,

Setting default users lets you specify the wallpaper on user's desktops and prevents other users from changing the image or its presentation. You can check these steps on how to set wallpapers from all users:

• Type run on the search bar and press Enter.
• On the window, type gpedit.msc and click OK.
• Locate and click Administrative Templates.
• Select Desktop > Desktop > Desktop Wallpaper.
• Tick Enabled, and name your wallpaper.
• Select Apply and click OK.

After performing the steps above, you may restart your PC.

Let us know the outcome. We will be glad to assist you.

 

Why Doesn't Windows 11 Have 4K Wallpapers In It's Default Wallpapers?

Why Doesn't Windows 11 Have 4K Wallpapers In It's Default Wallpapers? It seems like they are all 1920x1080. Correct me if I am wrong but all the Windows 11 default wallpapers are in 1920x1080?