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Run slideshow in Windows 10
Hello,
In Windows 10, is there a way to show a full-screen slideshow and not see your desktop icons and open windows, etc?
This was doable (on-demand) in past versions of Windows by setting the screensaver to display a slideshow then clicking to run the screensaver. However, it appears that Windows 10 does not have a screensaver. Is that correct?
I did find a background setting for playing a slideshow but the images are just that, in the background, so the taskbar and desktop icons and any open windows are still visible.
PowerPoint shows slideshows (of slides that have inserted images) but I'm looking for a way to simply point to a folder and then launch a slideshow displaying the images in that folder (either in order or shuffled).
By the way, I also noticed that the background slideshow gives you a minimum of only 1 minute to change images. It would be nice to have a change option measured in seconds and also a way to go back or forward through the slides.
I'm sure there are a lot of apps out there which will do this but my question is really to find out if Windows 10 has the ability.
Thanks
In Windows 10, is there a way to show a full-screen slideshow and not see your desktop icons and open windows, etc?
This was doable (on-demand) in past versions of Windows by setting the screensaver to display a slideshow then clicking to run the screensaver. However, it appears that Windows 10 does not have a screensaver. Is that correct?
I did find a background setting for playing a slideshow but the images are just that, in the background, so the taskbar and desktop icons and any open windows are still visible.
PowerPoint shows slideshows (of slides that have inserted images) but I'm looking for a way to simply point to a folder and then launch a slideshow displaying the images in that folder (either in order or shuffled).
By the way, I also noticed that the background slideshow gives you a minimum of only 1 minute to change images. It would be nice to have a change option measured in seconds and also a way to go back or forward through the slides.
I'm sure there are a lot of apps out there which will do this but my question is really to find out if Windows 10 has the ability.
Thanks
Windows 10MultiMedia ApplicationsImages and PhotosWindows OSDesktops
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Jeremy Weisinger
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i find that the background slideshow uses too much cpu, so i use a static background image
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Comment by: RaminThanks Ramin. I was just not looking in the right place and for some odd reason, my taskbar search returns nothing when I enter "screen saver".
On the “Personalization” page, switch to the “Lock screen” tab.
And then click the “Screen saver settings” link.
Comment by: Jeremy WeisingerThanks Jeremy, it always amazes me that something can repeatedly be right in front of my nose but I never notice it. It's nice to know that Windows Explorer includes a slide show function.
You should be able to use the build in slide show.
Comment by: Paul SauvéThanks Paul, I've seen that app mentioned before so I guess it's time I give it a test drive.
you can also use IrfanView
You're welcome and I was happy to help.
Glad to help. :)