Windows 10: Screen saver photo slideshow using Power shell or Batch script in Windows 10 or 11

Hi Guys, Need your assistance on how to write a script to show slide show photos like a screensaver after few minutes. Here is my current script but nothing works, hope you can help me.# Open PowerShell as Administrator# Set the screensaver to Photo ScreensaverSet-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Control Panel\Desktop" -Name SCRNSAVE.EXE -Value "C:\Windows\System32\PhotoScreensaver.scr"# Configure the Photo Screensaver settings$photoPath = "C:\Program Files x86\LANDesk\L

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Screen saver slideshow for Windows 10

Hi,

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if this helps:

• Open Screen Saver Settings by clicking on the start button and entering
  Screen saver in the search box.
• Under Screen saver, tap or click
  Photos.
• To change one or more of the screen saver settings, tap or click
  Settings, and then do one or more of the following:
  
• To change the speed of the slide show, tap or click the list next to
  Slide show speed(it will give three options Slow, Medium and Fast) select accordingly.
• If you want the photos to appear in a random order, select the
  Shuffle pictures check box.
• Tap or click Save to save the setting changes you made. Then tap or click
  OK in the Screen Saver Settings
  dialog box.

For additional information refer to the link below:

How to use screen savers

Windows help & learning

Hope this information helps!

Thank you.

 

Screen saver slideshow for Windows 10

How can I scroll through photos in Windows 10 screen saver slideshow? One of my favorite features of previous Windows versions was the ability to go back to a previous photo.

 

How can I put a photo slideshow on shuffle? Where are all the slideshow options?

Some slideshow functionality is built into the Photos screen saver located in Start > Settings > Personalization > Lock Screen

Scroll down, click Screen saver settings

Click in the list box, choose Photos

Choose your folder then select it

Choose the Shuffle option

Thats about it. A lot of older desktop functionality in Windows 10 is being phased out.

You should send in feedback and suggestions to have them restored.

Press Windows key + F to launch the Feedback hub and send in your suggestions.