How does the Win10 system's own wallpaper implement automatic change function?

The system theme of Win10 adopts the Modern style, so the system settings should be gradually changed to this mode. But at this stage, Microsoft has no way to complete the Modernization process, so there has been a phenomenon like "Settings" this "dualization": the control panel and the Modern version "Settings" are coexisting. According to user feedback, “Settings” is not as easy to use as the control panel, and it is not fully functional, and often requires the control panel “Help” to be more sloppy. Therefore, some friends ask if you can continue to use the previous interface, you can make the system's own wallpaper easy to achieve "automatic change" function, the answer is yes. The following small series will introduce you to everyone, let's take a look!

The specific method is as follows:

1, press the keyboard Win+R key combination, open “Run”

2, enter (copy and paste) below After the code, click “OK”:

%windir%\\\\System32\\control.exe /NAME Microsoft.Personalization /PAGE pageWallpaper

3, you can open the traditional version “ desktop Background & rdquo;, the method of use is no longer described

In contrast, the traditional interface in the "picture storage location" project is done more carefully, giving a few basic classifications, rather than the new version This completely requires the user to manually locate, especially the desktop background that comes with Windows 10, it is difficult for ordinary users to determine the location. This is not the case with the traditional interface, users can easily let the system bring their own wallpaper for automatic change, which is not easy to implement in the Modern interface.

The above is how the Win10 system comes with how to implement the automatic change function method. You need to remind everyone that every time you open this window, you need to use the above method. After fixing the window to the taskbar, open it again. Only the control panel will be displayed.

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