Microsoft has finally brought one of the better features of Windows into Windows 11: Windows Spotlight, which splashes Microsoft’s rather blah new operating system with some warmth and charm.

we will show you how to use Windows Spotlight as a Desktop Wallpaper Slideshow using PowerShell. But in spite of being an image file, each file stored in that folder does not have any extension at ...

why your Windows 11/10 machine is not fetching new wallpaper from Bing. Resetting Windows Spotlight settings & preferences are very likely to help you. But before you begin you have to ensure that ...

Windows spotlight hides at the bottom. (Alternatively, you can download the Bing Wallpaper app directly from Microsoft, especially for older PCs). With Windows 11, it’s built right in.

Here’s how it works. Windows 10 brings a unique feature to the table with Windows Spotlight. The option lets you set your lockscreen on your PC or tablet to auto-rotate through a preselected ...

Here’s how it works. A few weeks ago, we posted a rather in-depth tutorial on how to grab those images from Windows Spotlight to use as wallpaper on your phone or PC. The trick is not hard ...

As another post on X makes clear in the above thread from Rivera, there’s not really a need to install the wallpaper app anyway, considering that Windows Spotlight deliver the same functionality.

Microsoft has released a new Bing Wallpaper app that ... would be handled by search in the Windows Start menu. However, eventually it will act more like Spotlight Search on macOS, which searches ...

You will now be able to see all of the images (remember, some files will not be images) that have recently cycled through Windows Spotlight. Delete any files you don't want and wallpaper away!

Windows has plenty of options for customizing what you see when you open up your device. You can not only select a color, photo, or slideshow for your wallpaper, but you can choose a lock screen ...

You still won’t get super-HD (as in, 4K-friendly) wallpapers if you opt for Bing or Windows Spotlight as a source, but that’s more Microsoft’s fault than anyone else’s. You won’t have to ...