Today’s topic is about personalization and it’s about whether something can be done customizing the environment in Windows, this is done because the opposite is eating at best inconsistencies that should not be there. And look, nothing else, but Windows wallpapers are usually very cool.

I’m referring to the wallpapers that are distributed via Bing or Windows Spotlight, not the default Windows wallpapers with a small window: those are for offset branding every version and little else. The images from Bing and Windows Spotlightbut mostly they are beautiful photos that are a joy to look at and have as “wallpaper” as they say.

The thing is, a few months ago I brought a Dynamic theme, a highly recommended Windows app that does what it’s expected to do, make it easy to use Bing wallpapers and Windows Spotlight, and enhance the experience with some very interesting options. What I didn’t mention then is what I’m going to do now.

How to sync windows wallpaper

This Windows wallpaper sync thing can have several meanings, but luckily Dynamic Theme can do it all. That if you have multiple teams and you want the wallpapers you use to be in sync with each other, Dynamic Theme will solve the problem for you.

What I was missing is this wallpaper for spotlight windowswhich appears on the welcome screen and Log in system and which do not match those used on the desktop or lock screen were the same. For not breaking the input impression, which, to make matters worse, cannot be properly configured.

In other words, it’s configurable, but there’s no way to unify everything seen on the listed screens unless static images are used. But this is very boring. So goodbye to Bing wallpapers and hello to Windows Spotlight, which are also refreshed daily and are top-notch photos too.

Of course, anyone familiar with Dynamic Theme and even someone who did it from the article I published and went through the options well, already knows that all you have to do to use the same image is to select the appropriate option. My fault for not pointing it out when I was playing, but I couldn’t let it go and here I am coming back to finish the job.

In short, if you want to unify your wallpaper experience from the moment you log in to the moment you log out, just select “Windows Spotlight” -and not “Windows Spotlight Image”, which is an adaptation of a specific image and then it no longer matches: it must always be the last one.

are they bullshit? Yes, I had to look it up to realize that an app I’ve been using for months was doing exactly that? Also. Here it is necessary by MC if it helps anyone. Dynamic theme should be a default feature of Windows, but until it is, you need to install it.