Add Windows 10 Lock Screen Pictures to your wallpaper collection

Like the Microsoft company's Bing search engine, in the background by displaying high-resolution images Microsoft has made Windows 10's login screen more visually pleasing than ever. As part of "Windows Spotlight" the feature is enabled automatically. And along with "suggestions" this also shows ads. But on your login screen through photos rotates generally. On your desktop background as the wallpaper, you can use these pictures as these pictures are good enough quality. And to your collection, that's worth adding if you've seen one recently. But it is not that simple to access the cached lock screen photos. In Windows 10's user files, in an unfrequented location, they are saves among other hindrance. Use and App: Shortcut How to batch rename, how to get them locally and where to find Windows Spotlight - we will share all these on this article. Automatically from Windows Spotlight and Bing to rotate images, save and browse Dynamic Theme app allows. This app offers some Advanced options. For instance, across your PCs, you can sync images, on the wallpaper or lock screen, where to use image and to a local folder, every day to save new images this app allows. When you can use this app, then why go through all the trouble? However, with no fuss to download Spotlight wallpapers another Windows Store app is SpotBright. Where to Find the Lock Screen Pictures Make sure that hidden drives, folders, and files are showing - as a prerequisite. From the Windows File Explorer, click on the View and then next to "Hidden items" check the box. Into your, file Explorer copy the following directory path after that's done. % LocalAppData% \ Packages \ Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy \ Local State \ Assets Without any thumbnail previews or file extensions, a series of files you should see once you're there. And for any desktop background, many of them are lower resolution images that aren't adequate and even image files much less wallpaper-worthy ones - you can't tell this. For picking out the higher resolution pictures a simple method is sorting the files to find larger ones. And with any other image as you would, here at the end to start using them you can rename the files with .jpg manually. With the Command Prompt at once, you can apply an extension to each file if you copy all of the files to a new directory renaming them and the process of gathering. And from the thumbnail previews, the wallpaper will be apparent. As the suffix with .jpg to batch rename all the files: 1. Right-click on the Start and then open a Command Prompt. 2. And open the new folder. 3. ren * * .jpg: enter this command once in the new lock screen images folder.  With the .jpg extension automatically all the files in the folder should be appended. From .jpg to .png try changing the suffix if some of them still lack thumbnails. If you right-click the image, then go to the Properties and Details tab you will see other information and some of the lock screen images have a location. For more information go here https://www.techdim.com