Use for lock screen own picture on Windows 10/11 via lock screen settings!
You can easily use your own picture / photo ergo images on the lock screen under Windows 10/11 Home and Pro!
Everyone probably knows how to customize the desktop background , so you get the idea of customizing the lock screen in Windows 10. If you haven't yet completely disabled the lock screen . The lock screen is more than just a picture in the background. You don't need to use a guide to personalize and get the most out of the lock screen on Windows 10 or 11.
Switch from lock screen to your own picture / photo in Windows 10 and Windows 11!
1. Open the lock screen settings
2. Switch from "Windows spotlight" to "Picture"
3. Button "Browse" and choose your own image / photo
(Image-2) Use on the lock screen own picture on Windows 10!
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On Windows 10, the lock screen is the impression you always see before you log in to your account . While it may seem unnecessary, it does offer some useful features before you even access the desktop. For example, on the lock screen, you can view the current date and time, calendar events, and notifications from other apps. You can also interact with Cortana, showcase your favorite wallpapers, personal images, and beautiful Bing images with Windows Spotlight.
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