So, if you set it to 30 minutes, a new picture will be on the desktop for you to view every 30 minutes of the day that passes. Windows developers have made it possible to set a time interval for the slideshow to change. This means the desktop also shows a different picture, along with the lock screen. Microsoft called this the Windows Spotlight lock screen, and it helps keep things fresh by showing new pictures each time you log on, as well as make it more appealing to want to log in your Microsoft or local user accounts.Īnother thing you can do once you are logged into your account to spice things up a bit with pictures if you want is to enable the desktop background slideshow.
Please include specific error messages and any other troubleshooting steps you may have tried.One of the cool new features that made its way onto Windows 10 was the new lock screen that comes with high-quality images of landmarks from around the world. How to test an issue in another user account on your Mac This will help determine if the issue is user specific or system wide. If the issue persists, test in another user account. Use safe mode to isolate issues with your Mac Use the steps and information in the link below for assistance with safe mode: This can isolate possible third party issues. Starting in safe mode allows your Mac to run certain checks, remove caches, and prevent login items from automatically launching. If that setting isn't selected, I recommend testing the issue while in safe mode. At the bottom is a checkbox called "Change picture:", which has multiple options (from 5 seconds to daily, as well as when logging in and waking from sleep).
You've come to the right place! I'm happy to help.įirst, go to System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver and go to the Desktop tab. It's my understanding that the wallpaper unexpectedly changes on your Mac. Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
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