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Microsoft is finally bringing native video wallpapers to Windows 11 — 19 years after Windows Vista's DreamScenes
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You'll soon be able to have a moving desktop wallpaper without the need of third-party apps or tools.
Microsoft is working on bringing support for setting a video as your desktop wallpaper on Windows 11.
Windows Vista did support setting videos as your wallpaper, but only as part of the Ultimate SKU via a feature called DreamScene.
It looks like Microsoft is working on bringing native video wallpaper support to Windows 11!
With native video wallpaper support coming soon to Windows 11, the process for setting a video as your wallpaper will be the same as it is when setting an image as your wallpaper, which is to say quick and easy.
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