vistalover07
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Post by vistalover07 on Jul 14, 2024 1:53:02 GMT -8
How to make GIFs to be non-static when set as desktop wallpaper? Wallpaper engine won't work because it take many resources
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ginger
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Post by ginger on Jul 14, 2024 2:19:59 GMT -8
sorry but I don't think you can set gif as wallpaper only if you run on 9x or windows xp i guess? but according to Google: "Windows theoretically supports setting GIF as desktop wallpaper, but this feature was removed in versions of Windows after Windows 7. One reason for this might be that setting GIF as desktop wallpaper can impact system performance, causing the computer to run slower or experience lag." sorry  |
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vistalover07
Sophomore Member
Posts: 169
OS: Windows eXPeriecnce/Project 2000
Theme: Luna Blue/Maple
CPU: Intel I5-10400f/ Celeron N3350
RAM: 16gb/ 4gb
GPU: RTX 3060 12GB/ Intel HD Graphics 500
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Post by vistalover07 on Jul 14, 2024 2:39:28 GMT -8
sorry but I don't think you can set gif as wallpaper only if you run on 9x or windows xp i guess? but according to Google: "Windows theoretically supports setting GIF as desktop wallpaper, but this feature was removed in versions of Windows after Windows 7. One reason for this might be that setting GIF as desktop wallpaper can impact system performance, causing the computer to run slower or experience lag." sorry :( Well, in modern versions of windows they just static, they were animated in 9x and xp. I think they are static because in Windows Vista active desktop was removed |
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ginger
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Post by ginger on Jul 14, 2024 2:59:54 GMT -8
sorry but I don't think you can set gif as wallpaper only if you run on 9x or windows xp i guess? but according to Google: "Windows theoretically supports setting GIF as desktop wallpaper, but this feature was removed in versions of Windows after Windows 7. One reason for this might be that setting GIF as desktop wallpaper can impact system performance, causing the computer to run slower or experience lag." sorry Well, in modern versions of windows they just static, they were animated in 9x and xp. I think they are static because in Windows Vista active desktop was removed yes? |
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