Windows 10: Login Screen Wallpapers Where are They?

I like the new wallpapers that show up on the login screen but where are they? I would like to set them as my background for my desktop.

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Windows 10 lock screen and login screen own picture

Hi,

No-no-no. You misunderstand. I have a win32 program called Webshots, which manage wallpapers and it's rotates (change randomly to a new wallpaper and put it out to the background). At wallpaper it works, there's nothing to do here. After X time it will put
a new picture to the wallpaper. And I want to sync my login and lock screen's picture with my wallpaper picture. So - by the logic - I know where this program put the current wallpaper image, so I browsed it under the 'Images', than I set it on as login and
lock screen image. Because the Webshots program change that file after X time, it needs to be in sync my login and lock screen with my wallpaper. But currently it seems the windows saves the selected picture somewhere and it loads from there, this is why it
shows always the old version (which was set manually).

 

Like what you see screen

Please let us know in detail.

What screen ? before login or during login or desktop screen aka wallpaper .

 

Hi @burrina, Welcome to tenforums.com! *Smile

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3...dows-10-a.html

 

Many Thanks, I could not follow the instructions but found some of them and made it work.

 

I could not make those instructions work, either. Could you share how you made it work, burrina?

 

This is easier:

Create a new folder on your desktop, name it Pics,
paste the following code into an Administrative Power Shell and press Enter,
wait for the command to finish then close the Power Shell, check inside the created Pics folder.

Code: Get-ChildItem -Path $env:localappdata\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets | Copy-Item -dest {"$home\desktop\pics\" + $_.BaseName + ($i++) +".jpg" }[/quote] Copy the ones you wish to keep to your Wallpaper folder, rename them and delete the rest.
You can repeat this process from time to time if you see new Spotlight Lock Screen images appear on your machine.

(Props to @CmdrKeene and others for this trick)

 

I'm sorry, but I don't know what an Administrative Power Shell is. :-(

 

Click on Start, type powershell, right click on the result and choose Run as Administrator,





copy the entire Code, right click inside the powershell window to paste it then press Enter...





when finished, close PowerShell and go look in the Pics folder

 

Okay, I got a bunch of pictures (none of which I can see are the lock screen photos), but a bunch of them will not open. The window shows the file number and then says We can't open this file.

 

Are you signed on to your PC as Administrator?

You should see something similar to this:

 

I should be. I'm the only one who uses it. How can I tell for sure?

 

Settings/Accounts/Your Info - Local or Administrator

 

I'm stumped!

 

Well, give it some thought, maybe you'll come up with something. It's not like it's an emergency! *Smile