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How often do you change your desktop wallpaper? If you do it frequently, it must be tedious for you to change the wallpaper manually from the Display Properties. That’s why most people rather choose to face the same old wallpaper on their desktop everyday than to change their wallpaper. How would you like if the new wallpaper will automatically loads every time you start Windows?
Get Fresh Wallpaper Every Time You Start Windows
Wallchanger is the thing that you need. Wallchanger is a freeware Windows application that automatically loads and rotates your wallpaper every time you start Windows, so on every boot you will see a fresh wallpaper!
After the installation, you need to specify the directory where you store your wallpapers. WallChanger will then rotate the wallpapers on that directory. So when you boot up Windows, there is a new wallpaper for you to see. When WallChanger reaches the last wallpaper, it will load the first wallpaper again. Simple as that.
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Nice wallpaper
That’s cool!!
I’ve also made something similar for Windows Mobile as well. But it does so much more (changes wallpapers, or themes, or runs apps etc and lot more options).
Its home page is here;
http://tech.shantanugoel.com/projects/windows-mobile/shantztodaychanger
I usually change my wallpaper once every few weeks out of boredom lol
But don’t want to change it on every log on
Damn! That’s a lot of wallpaper changing going on! It would have been nice if they had an option to change it after “X” number of restarts. Every reboot is too much for me.
I have been looking for something like this. Thanks for making my job easier.
[How often do you change your desktop wallpaper?]
Never.
My desktop wallpaper is pitch black.
I like it that way.
Shantanu Goel > You created an apps for Windows Mobile? Cool!
Assem Kishore > I get your meaning. Hmm… I just know the right freeware that can do the job. Might blog about in coming entry. Thanks.
Deimos > Never? You gotta be kidding.