Win8 how to automatically play the desktop background

Win8 automatically play the desktop background as follows:
1, landing Windows 8 Metro interface, click the desktop icon in the lower left corner.

2, after entering the desktop, right click on the blank space - personalization.

3, enter personalized, click on the bottom left corner: desktop background.

4. When there is only one picture on the desktop background, automatic playback cannot be achieved (at least 2 pictures), bottom left corner: the time interval for changing pictures is gray by default.

5. Select at least 2 desktop pictures. At this time, you can set: change the picture time interval (that is, the time interval for switching the desktop background image). If the unordered playback option is checked, the selected desktop background image will be selected. Randomly change according to the time interval. If you do not check the out-of-order playback, the desktop background will be played in the order of the selected pictures, and the changes will take effect after the changes are made.

6. After saving and modifying, the desktop background setting of automatic play is completed. After the setting is effective, the desktop will be blank and right click: the next desktop background option.

7, you can also browse (B) to choose your favorite picture folder as an automatic play background image.

8. After browsing the folder, select the image you want to use as the background of the desktop and set the playback interval.

9. The image storage location changes to the image folder name, set the time interval for changing the image, save and modify, and complete the automatic playback desktop background function setting. After the setting takes effect, the desktop blank right clicks more: next Desktop background options.

Windows 8 is the latest Windows series system launched by Microsoft at 23:15 on October 25, 2012 in Beijing. Windows 8 supports PCs (X86 architecture) and tablets (X86 architecture or ARM architecture). Windows 8 dramatically changes the operational logic of the past to provide better screen touch support.