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Windows 10 Lock Screen Slideshow Options.

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I believe that you can do this by

  1. going to settings app, not contol panel
  2. personalization
  3. lock screen
  4. set up the folders and what ever you want there for images
  5. then head to advanced slideshow options
  6. and turn on the only use pictures that fit on my screen command

That should stop the pictures from being placed in multiple ways on screen

The time can not be changed as there is no option

Hey, I would like to know if it's possible for me to change the windows 10 lock screen slideshow, to be more like the standard desktop wallpaper slideshow. In the standard desktop slideshow, I have options of when I want it to change pictures, so every minute for me, and it just fades into different images. In the lock screen it's random, sometimes putting multiple wallpapers on at once. I was wondering if it's possible to have the desktop slideshow for the lock screen

Thanks.

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I believe that you can do this by

  1. going to settings app, not contol panel
  2. personalization
  3. lock screen
  4. set up the folders and what ever you want there for images
  5. then head to advanced slideshow options
  6. and turn on the only use pictures that fit on my screen command

That should stop the pictures from being placed in multiple ways on screen

The time can not be changed as there is no option

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Just now, Ratchetman42 said:

I believe that you can do this by

  1. going to settings app, not contol panel
  2. personalization
  3. lock screen
  4. set up the folders and what ever you want there for images
  5. then head to advanced slideshow options
  6. and turn on the only use pictures that fit on my screen command

That should stop the pictures from being placed in multiple ways on screen

The time can not be changed as there is no option

Alright I'll try that. Do you know if there is a way to change the transitions so they just fade? Thanks mate.

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Just now, iViperboy said:

Alright I'll try that. Do you know if there is a way to change the transitions so they just fade? Thanks mate.

nope sorry mate

Main Rig

CPU: Core i5 6600k (not OCed) - GPU: Sapphire Nitro+ RX480 8GB - MB: Asrock Z170 Pro 4 - CPU Cooler: Deepcool Gammaxx 200T -

RAM: Corsair Vengeance Blue LED 16GB - PSU: CoolerMaster V850 - CASE: CoolerMaster MasterCase Pro 5 - Monitor: Viewsonic XG2401
DRIVES: 275GB Crucial MX300 Boot SSD - 525GB Crucial MX300 Games library SSD - 2TB Seagate Barracuda Other stuff

 

Laptop - Toshiba Satellite L850

CPU: Core i7 3630QM - GPU: AMD Radeon 7670M - RAM: 12GB mix and match
DRIVES: 500GB Samsung EVO Boot SSD - 500GB Seagate HDD

 

Periphs

Mouse: G303 + G240 MP - KB: G710+ - HS: G933 - Speakers: Logitech Z213 and Creative SBS380

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Just now, Ratchetman42 said:

nope sorry mate

Well thanks for the help, you solved my main problem, so thanks a lot for that. Maybe I can find something in the registry to make them just fade. Thanks for the help!

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