By default, Windows 10 uses the Windows Spotlight feature to show Bing wallpapers on the lock screen. One of the best things about Windows Spotlight is that it changes the lock screen wallpaper almost every day. As you can guess, each and every day, you will see a beautiful lock screen wallpaper every time you lock the system. The problem is, you cannot apply those Spotlight wallpapers on the desktop.
In fact, no matter how much you search, you simply cannot find the lock screen wallpaper location. So, in this quick post, let me show how you can download lock screen wallpaper in Windows Windows stores the lock screen wallpapers in two different locations. The included or bundled wallpapers are stored in one location and the dynamic Windows Stoplight wallpapers are stored in another location. Once you rename the file, go ahead and double-click on it to see if it opens in your default photo viewer program.
If not, try the other file extension. You should start seeing previews of the images in Explorer also as you rename them. Some remain with the default image placeholder icon, but the images load just fine. I suggest turning on Spotlight for a couple of weeks and then grabbing all the images. It will delete some and replace them with newer images, so you might have to repeat this procedure every couple of months.
First, you can spend a dollar and get the SpotBright app , which allows you to download the Spotlight images in just two clicks. The second way is even easier. Someone has been nice enough to find each image used in Spotlight and post it to Imgur.
A third way is to use a clever PowerShell command. Just create a folder on your desktop called Pics and then open PowerShell by clicking on Start and typing in powershell. Open the Pics folder on your desktop and voila! This product needs to be installed on your internal hard drive. Language supported English United States. Additional terms Xbox Live code of conduct Daily Lockscreen and Wallpaper privacy policy Terms of transaction Daily Lockscreen and Wallpaper license terms The Daily Lockscreen and Wallpaper for Universal Windows Platform Application uses multiple image providers, copyright information for each picture is shown inside the app.
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How you found the violation and any other useful info. Once you rename the file, go ahead and double-click on it to see if it opens in your default photo viewer program. If not, try the other file extension. You should start seeing previews of the images in Explorer also as you rename them. Some remain with the default image placeholder icon, but the images load just fine.
I suggest turning on Spotlight for a couple of weeks and then grabbing all the images. It will delete some and replace them with newer images, so you might have to repeat this procedure every couple of months. First, you can spend a dollar and get the SpotBright app , which allows you to download the Spotlight images in just two clicks. The second way is even easier.
Someone has been nice enough to find each image used in Spotlight and post it to Imgur.
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