- COMPUTER LOCK SCREEN WALLPAPERS FOR WINDOWS 10
- COMPUTER LOCK SCREEN WALLPAPERS WINDOWS 10
(This article was last reviewed on July 30, 2022.
COMPUTER LOCK SCREEN WALLPAPERS WINDOWS 10
I hope the above methods to find the current Windows 10 lock screen (Windows Spotlight) wallpaper image were useful.
Opens File Explorer and selects the current wallpaper image file. Previews the wallpaper using your default image viewer. Copies current lock screen wallpaper file to Pictures folder and adds a. Finds the current lock screen image wallpaper file from the registry. find_curr_spotlight_wallpaper_old.vbs (for v1709 & earlier). find_curr_spotlight_wallpaper.vbs (Windows 10 v1803 & higher and Windows 11). Msgbox "Lock Screen image file doesn't exist in the specified location." 
SDstFL = sDstFl & "\Pictures\" & objFSO.GetFileName(sCurrLSI) & ".jpg" SDstFL = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings( "%USERPROFILE%" ) SCurrLSI = WshShell.RegRead ("HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Lock Screen\Creative\LandscapeAssetPath") 'Finds current lock screen wallpaper file, copies it to Pictures folder and previews it.ĭim WshShell: Set WshShell = Createobject("Wscript.Shell")ĭim objFSO: Set objFSO = Createobject("Scripting.Filesystemobject") 'File: find_curr_spotlight_wallpaper_old.vbs Set colOSes = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem") Set WMIUser = GetObject("winmgmts:!\\" & "." & "\root\cimv2") UserName = Mid(UserName, InStr(UserName, "\") + 1)ĭomainName = CreateObject("WScript.Network").UserDomain If InStr(LCase(GetOS), "windows 10") = 0 Then WScript.QuitĭomainName = Mid(UserName, 1, InStr(UserName, "\") - 1) 'Created on 14-May '19 - (c) Ramesh Srinivasan 'For Windows 10 build 17134 (v1803) and higher. 'Find current lock screen wallpaper file in Windows 10
COMPUTER LOCK SCREEN WALLPAPERS FOR WINDOWS 10
For Windows 10 v1803 & higher and Windows 11
To find and open the current lock screen (Windows Spotlight image) wallpaper, here is a VBScript.
Using Script to Find the Current Lock Screen Image File You can copy it to your Desktop or Pictures folder, add the. That command opens the Assets folder with the current Windows 10 Spotlight wallpaper file already selected. Of course, replace with the actual Lock Screen image path you copied from the Registry Editor, and press ENTER
Right-click Start, click Run, and then type this: explorer /select,. 
Double-click the LandscapeAssetPath value and copy the data to the clipboard. These two values hold the file name of the current Windows Spotlight wallpaper image. PortraitAssetPath image applies to mobile devices. You can press Windows+L on your keyboard to quickly bring up the lock screen and check.The value data for LandscapeAssetPath is what you need, if using a computer. When you have everything configured how you’d like, exit “Settings,” and the changes will take effect immediately. Once you choose, it, you can change options such as “Only use pictures that fit my screen” and whether the slideshow uses Camera Roll folders from your OneDrive. When “Slideshow” is selected, you can also change slideshow options by clicking “Advanced slideshow settings” just below the “Choose albums” area. You can pick your “Pictures” folder or click “Add a folder” to add a custom group of images to use. Windows will cycle through them on the lock screen, changing them every few seconds. Next, choose an album of photos to use as the source of images. If you’d rather have a custom slideshow of images, select “Slideshow” from the drop-down menu. Tip: If you’d like to use a “blank” screen as your lock screen background, create an image with a solid color and browse for it when “Picture” is selected from the menu. If you’d like to use your own image, select “Picture” from the menu, then click “Browse” to select an image you’d like to use. The default option is “ Windows Spotlight,” which pulls new Microsoft-provided photographic images from the Internet.
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