Windows 10: Desktop Wallpapers Slideshow on Multiple Monitors Question

I have a set up with 3 monitors - I am using the slideshow function in the Personalisation. Each Desktop has a different background Which is how I like having itHowever, I want the desktop images to change every day - as seen in how I have my settings posted above. This does work but only one desktop will change at the set interval If I set it to 1 Minute the same occurs with a random desktop image changing each minuteWhat I would like to do is set them to all change at this interval, so each day I have a new set of 3 wallpapers from this chosen folder.Is there a way to set this picture ch

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Wallpaper Slideshow on Only One Monitor

Hello. As the title suggests, I want to have desktop wallpapers that are different on each monitor. More specifically, I want to have one single wallpaper for my main screen, but I want my secondary screen to cycle through a slideshow. Is there a way to
set only one screen to have a slideshow?

 

Desktop Wallpaper Slideshow

For the last couple years now I've had multiple monitors and have been really enjoying the slideshow feature for different backgrounds. At present, my desktop background folder contain almost 700 various background images.

However, the layout of my monitors is one on my desk, and the other being my TV across the room. So when the desktop slideshow decides to span one image across both monitors, the end result looks terrible. It's not even a constant thing; occasionally, albeit
very rarely, I'll see one of the images that's usually spanned across both monitors appear on just one. It's surprisingly frustrating for such a minor issue.

Is there any way of keeping the slideshow and preventing any and all images from spanning both monitors?

Current settings:

background - slideshow

change picture every - 1 minute

shuffle - on

choose a fit - fit

 

Using different folders of wallpapers for different Slideshow on each monitors

Hi,

You can set different wallpapers for multiple monitors without having to install a third-party software. To do this, you can follow the steps below:

• Right-click on the empty area of desktop and then click Personalize.
• Under Choose your picture section, right-click on a picture which you want to set as a desktop background for one of your monitors. You will see a context menu, and you can select which monitor to use.
  
• You can also use the Browse button to browse to the picture you want to set as a wallpaper. Click
  Choose picture to add it to the Choose your picture section, and press right-click on the picture.

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