
Previously, WhatsApp allowed users to set one wallpaper that was applied across all the chats. WhatsApp has introduced a new update that gives users more control over their wallpaper preferences, allowing them to set different wallpapers for individual chats. WhatsApp users can now set different wallpapers for individual chats and themes For more information about Windows 11's features, you can check out our Closer Look articles. For our complete coverage of Windows 11, along with guides on how you can install Windows 11 update, and how you can go back to Windows 10, visit the webpage here. To download the custom Brisseaux's wallpaper, head over to the dedicated webpage here. The announcement from the company also mentioned: With the new wallpaper displaying the OS's rounded geometry merged with a festive theme, Windows 11 users now get more options to customize their devices. The abstract artwork of the custom wallpaper integrates "the magical, vibrant nature of the holidays" with the updated design of Windows 11. Regarding his perspective, Brisseaux stated: It has partnered with the Haitian American creative director, Kervin Brisseaux, who incorporates elements of architecture, fashion, and music into his illustration style, to create the custom Windows 11 desktop wallpaper. In preparation for the Holiday season, Microsoft has released the latest custom desktop wallpaper for its Windows 11 users. Windows 11's new custom wallpaper brings festive theme to its rounded geometry That's just there if you really want something new, I suppose. And forcing a wallpaper change via right-clicking on the desktop doesn't alter the timer at all, it will still follow the "every other hour" formula. you log out at 17:23 and log back in at 17:42), but will if it's a new hour, which is what I would expect. Speaking of logging in, seems it won't change the wallpaper if you log back in within the hour (i.e.

So I guess there's no bug, feature is working as intended, it's just not necessarily operating the way you might expect. So it would appear that indeed, even though screen saver and display properties aren't showing the laptop's built-in display anywhere, its wallpaper is being changed on the off-hours.



Logged on at 16:xx and wallpaper changed upon login, wallpaper on external display changed at 17:00, did not change at 18:00 Logged on at 11:xx and wallpaper changed upon login, wallpaper on external display changed at 12:00, did not change at 13:00 Today I observed the following behavior twice. Okay, I think my laptop display does have some hidden properties somewhere within the OS.
