Windows 10: Windows spotlight lock screen image location

Is there any other location where i can find more pictures? i don't find some images that appear in my lock screen. Like this one

 

I don't know of any other folder but I found a link to that image http://v3wall.com/wallpaper/1920_108...5192038121.jpg

 

Can someone find me that first picture please.
Thank you

 

Dearest BobSagetFullHouse - So glad I found this thread. I noticed on my laptop, Toshiba, Windows 10, there was a spotlight lock screen picture of trees, lots and lots of tree stumps standing close together surrounded by their greenery, twisted branches, gorgeous, lovely, and I couldn't blink before it disappeared to another picture. I did much research, copied the files in the User/AppData/Local/Packages/MWContentMgr/LocalStates/Assets, etc, and other pictures currently being used were there, but not my trees!! <insert unhappy face here> I was hoping, dear kind sire, you could do the same magic you did previously for caphe and produce (how DID you do that??) that shot? Or, let me know where else in my magic machine those photos might be hiding? With kindness and respect forever, Lady Annne

 

I found the Assets folder and all of the files had long names but no extension. I just copied all of them over 100kb to a temp folder and add the jpg extension. Some of the pictures I was looking for were there...thanks guys.

 

now using spotbright

much easier to save lockscreen *Smile

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/stor...t/9nblggh5km22

 

I tried just adding .jpg to the end of the files as well as renaming them, but nothing seems to fall for the 'ol extension rename trick, so I'm lost as to how this is working for everyone else.... here's the one I'm trying to find.

 

@DeathOfChaos

THIS? ( see your pic in my screen ? )





get the app " spotbright" on windows store and it be piece of cake to save your lockscreen pics *Smile

seems you didn't bother ( or notice ) my post before yours .....

 

Caphe, typically Windows will stretch the image by default (automatically) but you can go into "Personalize" via the Control Panel or, just right clicking on an empty space on your desktop, and in the menu that displays at the bottom of that menu choose "Personalize". The next displayed Window will have choices on the left. Click on "Background".
Now, on the right side you will see an example picture. Just below that you will see the word. "Background"and just below that you will see a drop down menu indicated by a rectangle box with an arrow on the right. It lists 3 choices.

Now, look to the bottom, you might have to pull the border of that window down or, scroll down but you will see "Choose a fit".
There is another rectangle box below those words. Click on it and it will show you choices. Select "Stretch" . Close the Window and you're done. *Smile

 

Here is your requested wallpaper. hope your search will end. *Smile

 

does anyone know where this is?

I'd like to go there myslef.

thanks

 

Switzerland | Where is this

 

thanks!!!!

 

You're welcome. *Smile

 

Thanks for first image!!!