How to have different backgrounds for different monitors without having them change automatically regularly?

[MrPotatoFace]

I have 2 monitors with different backgrounds. The problem is that when I select multiple backgrounds, Windows automatically goes into "Slideshow" mode. This is quite annoying, as the monitors will change between the 2 pictures(at a max interval of 1 day), sometimes displaying the same one on both monitors. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Alternatively changing the slideshow interval to something like 15 years?

[Radium_Angel]

13 minutes ago, MrPotatoFace said:

Is there any way to stop this from happening?

There used to be a program called "Wallpaperchanger" that could do this, but I am unsure if it overrides Windows 10 annoying behaviour.

Alternately, try this:

 

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-do-i-remove-the-slideshow-option-in-windows-10/103f1b77-4b2b-4e4d-b901-e2c36b939ec6

 

[TempestCatto]

I personally use a program called Actual Multiple Monitors, though it is payware. But it has loads of other good options too, like independent task bars (something that should be native imo). There are a few other programs out there that do the same basic things. Having used AMM for many years now, I never really notice it in the background in terms of resources being used.

[Pharazon001]

i use a program called Wallpaper Engine to manage my wallpapers. Really powerful since it can do animated backgrounds too. I got it through steam and you can use the steam workshop to browse a very large collection of wallpapers. Plus it links with RGB software like iCue so that the curtains can match the drapes