This repository contains registry scripts, batch files and some knowledge to help you make your Windows do awesome stuff (at least by my standards).

1. Enable Windows Spotlight.
2. Download the repository and unzip it somewhere.
3. Open save-windows-spotlight-lockscreens folder.
4. There are two scripts. The .ps1 script runs in PowerShell and copies the images into your Pictures folder and arranges them into a Vertical and a Horizontal folder.

1. The .bat script is useful to schedule this task.
2. Open Task Scheduler.
3. Add a new Task.
4. Set a trigger. (Mine is set to 11:45 pm daily)
5. Set an action. The path of the program should be set to where you saved the script.
6. Add arguments. In the Add Arguments text box, enter the path of the folder where you would like to save the images.

1. Download the repository and unzip it somewhere.
2. Download and install the Bing Desktop Toolbar.
3. Open automate-bing-desktop-wallpaper.
4. Open the .bat file in Notepad and check if the path written in the file is the correct one and corresponds to where the Bing Desktop Toolbar is installed on your system.
5. Open Task Scheduler.
6. Add a new Task.
7. Set a trigger. (Mine is set to 11:45 pm daily)
8. Set an action. The path of the program should be set to where you saved the script.
9. Now open save-bing-wallpaper.
10. Open Task Scheduler.
11. Add a new Task.
12. Set a trigger. (Mine is set to 11:50 pm daily)
13. Set an action. The path of the program should be set to where you saved the script in the save-bing-wallpaper directory.
14. Add arguments. In the Add Arguments text box, enter the path of the folder where you would like to save the images.