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Thank you for your feedback regarding our products. I think most of the new computers can support animated desktop properly. To check if this feature can be added again. However, I will still send your feedback to Microsoft
Animated gif as wallpaper windows 7 windows 7#
Considering the high system resource usage of animated desktop, Windows 7 has removed this feature to meet the most computer hardware configurations. Windows 7 does not support animated desktop background. Microsoft has no workaround to get it to work. And may their arms be too short to scratch!īased on my knowledge, You can add it but it will be presented as static not animated. May the fleas of a thousand camels feast happily on the lower regions of your enemies. This GIF to work and see if it's possible to have a download-free workaround. I know about apps like dreamscene and such, I just want Last Tick High and Last Tick Low are available in the same folder, but are defaulted to 0 and I left them that way (if that has an effect). However this didn't affect anythingĪnd it still only changes every 10 seconds minimum. I then ran regedit, and set the desktop slideshow interval to 250 milliseconds, or 1/4 of a second I believe, and various other numbers just to check if there's a minimum. I split my GIF of choice into frames, and have about 40 pictures in a folder. I saw a potential workaround but can't get it to work. I know Windows 7 does not play animated GIF images as a wallpaper like it did back in XP days. Hi! Not sure if this is the right forum category but a previous post of this got me pointed here, so let's hope.
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