Save-SpotlightImages

1.0

Saves spotlight images from the Windows lock screen to a user's Pictures folder

Minimum PowerShell version

2.0

Installation Options

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Install-Module -Name Save-SpotlightImages

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Install-PSResource -Name Save-SpotlightImages

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Owners

Copyright

(c) 2021 robertlarue. All rights reserved.

Package Details

Author(s)

  • robertlarue

Tags

Save Spotlight Image Lock Screen Desktop Pictures

Functions

Save-SpotlightImages

Dependencies

This module has no dependencies.

Release Notes


Save-SpotlightImages

Saves spotlight images from the Windows lock screen to a user''s Pictures folder.

Images shown on the Windows lock screen are located in the AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets folder.
This utilty will save them to a user''s Pictures folder or any other destination.
By default it only saves images in the landscape orientation.

Script Help
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<#
.Synopsis
   This function saves images from the Windows lock screen to a user''s Pictures folder
.Description
   Saves spotlight images from the Windows lock screen
.Example
   Save-SpotlightImages
   Error Skipped AlreadyPresent Copied
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.Parameter IncludePortrait
   By default, only images in landscape orientation are saved. With this flag, all images are saved including those in portrait orientation.
.Parameter Destination
   By default, images are saved to ~\Pictures\LogonImages. With this parameter, an alternate destination can be specified.
#>


Version History:
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V1.0
> Initial release to the PowerShell Gallery

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Version History

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1.0 (current version) 88 6/9/2021