Windows 10: Lockscreen image is wrong on reboot but correct after first log-in [Solved]

I used to have that error, but I somehow managed to fix it, heres what i did:Yes, you can also use Task Scheduler to achieve setting a default lock screen image. Here's an example of how you can accomplish thisrepare the lock screen image: Ensure that the image you want to set as the default lock screen image is saved in a location accessible to the target machines. For example, you can save it in a shared network folder.Create a PowerShell script: Create a PowerShell script that copies the lock screen image to the appropriate folder and updates the registry. Here's an exampleowershellCopy

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Solved

Solved! or fixed! or whatever! I was able to absorb the extra space in a 3-step process:

1. resize the System Reserved partition to use the space after it
2. reboot
3. stretch the M: data partition to absorb the space after it using the EXTEND -- not RESIZE -- command

System rebooted and working normally. THX all.

 

How do I solve the lockscreen on my Windows 11 that can't be replaced ?

You are going to have to use more correct words.

You can't solve a lockscreen that can't be replaced. There's nothing to solve. Lockscreens don't work this way.