Next, navigate to the following folder (or just copy the path below and paste it into the File Explorer address bar): %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Packages\_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets In File Explorer, switch to the View tab, click “Show/hide,” and then enable the “Hidden items” check box. First, you’ll need to make sure you’re seeing hidden folders. When you see something you like, just click “Like what you see?” and then click “I want more!” to see more images like the current one in the future.Īfter Windows has had time to save up a few Spotlight images, you can find them buried in your user folder. On the lock screen, you can nudge Spotlight towards the types of images you enjoy. When you first turn on Spotlight, it will take a few restarts (or returns to the lock screen) to build up some images in your cache. In the Personalization window, select the “Lock screen” tab and then on the Background drop-down menu, choose “Windows spotlight.” Just click Start and then choose Settings (or hit Windows+I). On the Settings screen, click Personalization. If you’ve turned Spotlight images off (or you’re just not sure), it’s easy to turn them on again. RELATED: How to Disable Ads on Your Windows 10 Lock Screen First: Enable Spotlight Images on the Lockscreen You can actually set background images for your login screen separately. Also note that we’re talking here about background images for the lock screen–that page you have to click or slide out of the way to get to the login screen. Many of you may have disabled Spotlight images on your lock screens because Microsoft will slip the occasional ad in there, but if you haven’t, you’ll notice that the ads are pretty rare, and the Spotlight images are often really nice.
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