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The video is a comprehensive guide on setting up a dynamic background slideshow on Windows 11. The presenter begins by instructing viewers to download free wallpapers matching their screen resolution and navigating to the "Background image settings" through the Personalization tab in the Settings app. They provide detailed steps for organizing images in a dedicated 'wallpaper' folder, enabling a slideshow feature, and selecting transition frequencies and display fits. Tips for adding new images to the slideshow and quickly changing the desktop background are also provided. The presenter concludes by inviting viewer questions and hinting at future tutorials.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to create a dynamic background slideshow for Windows 11. They start by instructing viewers to search for and download free wallpapers of their choice, ensuring they match the screen resolution. Next, they guide users to the “Background image settings” either via the search function or through the Personalization tab in the Settings app. The presenter selects the slideshow option and explains how to choose a picture album for the slideshow. They also provide tips on managing and accessing downloaded images using the file explorer.
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In this part of the video, the presenter shows how to create a slideshow with downloaded images on a computer. They demonstrate organizing images by creating a new folder, titling it ‘wallpaper’, and moving the selected images into this folder. The presenter then explains how to select this folder within the slideshow settings, ensuring new images added later will automatically be included. They cover changing the frequency of image transitions, opting to shuffle the image order, and selecting the best display fit for the images. Finally, they mention how to manually change the desktop background quickly if desired.
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In this part of the video, the speaker addresses how to create a slideshow wallpaper in Windows 11. They mention that it may take a few seconds or sometimes require clicking twice for the changes to take effect. The speaker also invites viewers to ask questions in the comments section and concludes with a promise to see them in the next tutorial.