Windows 10: Another failed Windows Spotlight on lockscreen

Hello - Yes, sorry, yet another post about Windows Spotlight failing on lockscreen, just showing standard fallback blue swirls image. Spotlight still appears to work on desktop, though I'm not sure the image is updating correctly. It works fine for another account on the same laptop. It works for my usual account on another PC. For the account on which it is failing, I have tried clearing cache, settings and re-registering Windows Content Manager as advised in various responses on this forum and tutorials, both manually and using the .bat script given by Shawn Brink at https://www.elevenforum.

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Lockscreen Spotlight

Why did Windows 11 screw up Lockscreen Spotlight and WHY has it not been fixed? Their "patch" did nothing to fix it.

 

Lockscreen wallpaper (windows spotlight) on desktop

It is called windows spotlight.

In order to set them to your lockscreen go to where you change your wallpapers, select slideshow and choose windows spotlight.

There are ways to save the current wallpapers to use as your desktop and for other purposes. (as long as it is legal)

How to save Windows Spotlight lockscreen images so you can use them as wallpapers

 

Windows Spotlight Lockscreen not visible

Hi,

The recent Windows 10 update may have unregistered your Windows Spotlight or possible that a software conflict may have caused this problem. Have you tried shutting down and restarting your computer? If you haven't, then we suggest that you do that first
to isolate this problem.

If restarting your computer did not do anything, then we may have to re-register your Windows Spotlight. Follow these steps:

• Go to Settings and click Personalization.
• Click Lock screen.
• Set Background to either Picture or Slideshow.
• Open the Run command by pressing Windows key + R.
• Type in the below command and hit Enter.

Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers |Where-Object {$_.InstallLocation -like “*SystemApps*”} | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}

Once done, press Windows key + L to see if Windows Spotlight is working.

Update us with the result.

Regards.