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Set different wallpapers for multiple monitors in Windows 10

Fahad Al-Riyami Fahad Al-Riyami
August 29, 2015
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If you have multiple displays hooked up to your Windows 10 PC, you’ve probably done a lot of searching for multi-screen wallpapers. But, sometimes, you may want to have a background image for each screen, and you can set it up easily by following these instructions.

Step 1: Create a folder in your Pictures library (or anywhere really), and add the images you want to use as your wallpaper to it.

Step 2: Hit Ctrl + A to select all the images

Step 3: Right-click on any of the images, and click Set as desktop background

That’s it, you should now have a different background image on each desktop. What does your multi-display desktop look like? Post a screenshot in the comments section below!

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