Below is my example of the two machines reg export of what should be the same value. I was wondering if there was a way to call a API for this key, so that I just pass it the value of path and it encrypts it. I've since done this as a manual step prior to syspreping and the settings sticks however we like our build process to be completely hands off to remove human error so I need to script it and I To my surprise the export resulted in different values. I then did it on two machines setting the path to C:\windows\stdPictures and exported the keys. However when I did this and imported it nothing happened. Most of what I've read just says set it then export that key and then import it so it works. After some reading it looks like the EncryptedPIDL now holds the value of the location to the pictures folder, its just encrypted now. I've found that I need to set the following keys.Īt first i was a little confused as in the past you could just set the path for the pictures and that was it. While capturing what gets changed for settings when i configure this Alternatively you can hold down the Ctrl key and click each picture individually.I am working on making the base image for our users and one of the steps we do is set the default screen saver for all users to a folder containing stock photo's our our products. This will select all of the pictures between the first and last picture as well. Step 2: Click the first picture to include in the slideshow, then press and hold the Shift key on your keyboard and click the last picture.
Step 1: Navigate to the folder containing the pictures you want to view in a slideshow.
This guide assumes that you already have a folder containing pictures and that you wish to view them as a slideshow. The steps in this article were performed on a laptop computer using the Windows 10 operating system. Using the Slideshow Feature for Pictures in Windows 10 You are able to use a helpful feature within the Windows 10 folder system where you simply open a folder with pictures, select the pictures, then start the slideshow. This is something that’s available to you in Windows 10, and it doesn’t require you to use any additional expensive applications. Do you have a number of pictures in a folder on your Windows 10 computer, and you’d like to view them all as a slideshow?
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