Windows Vista’s DreamScene feature is coming back so you might not need Wallpaper Engine anymore.

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Microsoft is testing video wallpaper functionality in Windows 11, allowing users to set MP4 or MKV files as animated desktop backgrounds. This brings back the DreamScene feature from Windows Vista and could reduce reliance on third-party solutions like Wallpaper Engine, which remains popular among Windows users for desktop customization.

Windows 11 is getting a video wallpaper feature

I don’t want my Laptop to be a steam engine 24 hrs nonstop. Instead , they should made the process easier to remove the bloatware from windows.

Bells and Whistles most people will disable. If we’re working on projects, or gaming, we want maximum CPU juice, full RAM juice, and as much juice left for Mods.

so you can watch shit while they squeeze the telemetry outta your system? forkin noice windous
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That is exactly what Windows 11 users were begging for for years, is it not? /s

As if Windows 11 users needed more stuff to drain their power…