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oddly enough - i can't even do a search when i'm in the pictures folder ? ?
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Windows 10 Explorer does not show you the path when you first search. <br />
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After the search, you can click on the View tab in the Windows Explorer ribbon and select List view. The result will show you the complete path. I tested this feature here. <br />
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You can also right click on any picture found and select properties. This is fine for one or two pictures found.
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Do you know a custom command to show the desktop background path for BGInfo? &nbsp;It is not a default option. &nbsp;I can create custom item but need to know the link to registry settings and such.<br />
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John I see a picture as my background on my desktop. I do not know the name of the picture or the location. &nbsp;I am cycling 47,841 pictures from hundreds of folders. &nbsp;I would like to know the name of the picture and path.<br />
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Doing a bunch more Google search I found this great article. &nbsp;<a href="http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/find-current-wallpaper-file-path-windows-10/" rel="ugc">http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/find-current-wallpaper-file-path-windows-10/</a>
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<i>I see a picture as my background on my desktop. I do not know the name of the picture or the location.</i><br />
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Can you Right Click on this picture and select Properties?
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Research found an amazing program to do what I wanted.
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Ok I currently have my desktop background searching through my whole pictures folder of thousands of pictures and folders.<br />
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(found on Reddit)<br />
1- In Windows Explorer, head to the folder that contains all your other picture folders.<br />
2- Do a search for type:image<br />
3- Select all, right-click, set as background.<br />
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Now I want to see the path to the picture on the screen. &nbsp; &nbsp;IE &nbsp;C:\pictures\folder755\subf<wbr />older2\ima<wbr />ge.jpg<br />
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Looking for either a way to accomplish this or a new program which will do the same.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Sean
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Ok I currently have my desktop background searching through my whole pictures folder of thousands of pictures and folders.

(found on Reddit)
1- In Windows Explorer, head to the folder that contains all your other picture folders.
2- Do a search for type:image
3- Select all, right-click, set as background.

Now I want to see the path to the picture on the screen.    IE  C:\pictures\folder755\subfolder2\image.jpg

Looking for either a way to accomplish this or a new program which will do the same.

Thank you,

Sean

Windows 10 desktop mod to show the full path of the desktop picture.

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