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animated-wallpaper

Animated Windows wallpaper [especially for programmers :D ]

How to use this?

  1. Download 'animated_wallpaper.bat' and 'animation_wallpaper_autorun.bat' file

  2. In 'animation_wallpaper_autorun.bat' file, change 'YOUR_FILE_PATH' to 'animated_wallpaper.bat' file path (don't move 'animated_wallpaper.bat' to autorun folder)

  3. Move 'animation_wallpaper_autorun.bat' file to your autostart folder (default directory: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup)

  4. For the program to start working, restart your computer (Windows will open the program after a dozen to several dozen seconds) or open the 'animated_wallpaper.bat' file (the program will start in a few to a dozen seconds!)

  5. You can also copy the contents of the *.txt or *.ps1 file (the files are the same but have a different extension) and open them in powershell console.

  6. You can also copy the contents of the 'animated_wallpaper.bat' file and open it in cmd (Windows Command Prompt)

How to change my custom version of animated wallpaper into *.bat file?

  1. Download or open in powershell console file called 'Powerschell_to_bat'
  2. Change '$file_path' to your custom version file path, $output_file_path to your output file path (the program automatically creates the file)
  3. The program will create a file with the given name. Then proceed with it as with the ''animated_wallpaper.bat'' file (goto 'How to use this?')

Importand informations

  1. Don't open program several times!!! This may cause the program to function incorrectly!
  2. If you have any idea / issue - make new Pull request / Issue

Enjoy your wallpaper :)

PS If you share a file (even with your own changes), please mention its author (meaning me) :)

Antivirus detects a virus in a file?

If your antivirus detects a virus in the 'animation_wallpaper.bat' file, create an exception for this file. This is normal (I have Avast myself and it shows the detected threat). The program is safe, you can analyze the program yourself.