Windows 10 Tip: Three ways you can personalize your desktop with fun themes and colors

[AWS]

Windows 10 is all about letting you express yourself and create. Today, we’re going to show you some of the ways you can personalize your PC– whether it’s changing your desktop background to puppies, flowers or skylines, turning your taskbar pink, or enabling Windows Spotlight so beautiful photography will show up automatically on your lock screen. Here’s how:

 

Download a desktop theme from Microsoft Store

 

 

Choose from endless options to make your PC yours, including hundreds of wallpapers, sound options, and custom accent colors. Themes include photography, art and illustrations from creators across the globe – such as plants and flowers, landscapes, animals, natural wonders, and more.

 

Simply open Settings, select Personalization, Themes, and then Get more themes in the Store.

 

Once downloaded, click on Launch to open your Settings screen. You’ll find it alphabetically in your Themes list – just click on it to make it your new theme. That’s it! Download as many themes as you’d like.

 

Or – create your own

 

In the “Background” setting, choose your picture, background effect and fit.

 

To create a custom theme, open Settings, select Personalization and then personalize your desktop by clicking on Background, Colors and more.

 

Enable Windows Spotlight images on your lock screen

 

 

You can easily enable beautiful photography to show up automatically on your lock screen with Windows Spotlight images. Windows Spotlight updates daily with images that highlight beautiful scenery from around the globe. They’re also used to help you get the most out of Windows, including sharing tips and tricks.

 

To enable Windows Spotlight images on your lock screen, simply head to Settings, select Personalization and then Lock screen and where you see the Background drop-down menu, select Windows Spotlight.

 

Have a great week!

 

The post Windows 10 Tip: Three ways you can personalize your desktop with fun themes and colors appeared first on Windows Experience Blog.

 

Continue reading...

Edited March 5, 2018 by AWS