Windows 11 has built-in Live Wallpaper (sort of): Here is how to set it up
Windows 11 looks and feels special compare do its predecessors. Unlike its predecessors, Windows 11 stresses on the user experience and hence, tried to change around a few things. In the meantime, it has also left a couple of feature intact from Windows 10. One of them is the Windows Spotlight feature that used to greet users every time they logged into Windows 10. In Windows 11, the Spotlight feature has gone from the lock screen but you can still have it on your desktop.
On the Windows 11 desktop, the Spotlight feature will not let you have your information widgets like you used to get on the lock screen of Windows 10. However, you can have you wallpapers changed daily depending on the wallpaper of the day selected by Microsoft. Note that this feature will require constant connection to the internet either through a Wi-Fi network or a LAN port.
Hence, here are the steps to set your Windows 11 Spotlight wallpapers.
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