Set wallpaper in default

 

SET WALLPAPER IN DEFAULT

 ✨Set Default Background Wallpaper for Windows 10 Desktop Using Group Policy


⭐Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command. Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.


⭐Select User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Desktop -> Desktop. Double-click the Desktop Wallpaper policy on the right side.


⭐Select User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Desktop -> Desktop. Double-click the Desktop Wallpaper policy on the right side.


⭐Select the Enabled option, and then type the path of the image you want to set as a default background. Click Apply and OK.
⭐Right click on the Start Menu Button and select command prompt or command prompt (Admin) to open the CMD window. Type: gpupdate /force and hit ENTER.

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