Windows 10: Photos App - Albums saved. Can I convert Slideshow to Scrteensaver ?

I have Albums saved to Microsoft Driver and on Photo app. But they will not transfer to Lockscreen or Background Screensavers. I have tired of trying now. Can I use the Slideshow feature on Photos app as a Screensaver ? In otherwords, have it running in background or auto start when I close browser ?

I cannot find how to put these Albums on My Pictures where the other Screensavers can find them - under Browse. Have now given up trying this. It is easy to open Photos ( well, it takes at least 5 mins !) , find the Album and put on the Slideshow.


Any ideas, please ?

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photo app - How can I do a slideshow in an album? I only see the slideshow option outside of albums.

Hi,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

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  Are you referring to the slide show option in the photo app?
  

I suggest you to follow the below steps for the slideshow option and check if it helps.

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  Open the “Photo App”
  
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  Go to any three options “Collection”, “Albums” and “Folders”.
  
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  Click on any “Photo” and press the key “F5” it will launch slide show.
  

Hope this information is helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.

 

photo app - How can I do a slideshow in an album? I only see the slideshow option outside of albums.

Original Title - photo app

How can I do a slideshow in an album? I only see the slideshow option outside of albums.

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Where are Windows photo albums actually saved

The Windows 10 photo app allows you to save pictures to "Creations" such as photo albums. Where are these albums located in Explorer?

The implication from what I've read is that they are somewhere on the user's OneDrive - but I don't imagine the photos themselves are saved into an album, merely their filepaths. Either way I can't find this information.

Can I access the file paths associated with the images contained in one of these albums?

(NB, I don't want to upload to onedrive, I just want to know where the album data is saved on the machine usually, and whether I can access it from explorer or the command line say)