Microsoft might soon introduce a new hero image (read: default wallpaper) in Windows 10 with the upcoming Creators Update in April. The new wallpaper, which you can see below is quite different from the old/current one that's shown above. The 'new' hero image is actually quite interesting, as it might be a special version for the upcoming Cloud SKU of Windows 10. The new hero image showed up in Windows 10 Cloud Build 15046 — but it isn't available in the Pro or Home SKUs of build 15046. We assume this new wallpaper is only for Windows 10 Cloud — and there's likely a reason behind that.
Free Desktop Backgrounds For Windows 10
A desktop wallpaper is highly customizable, and you can give yours a personal touch by adding your images (including your photos from a camera) or download beautiful pictures from the internet. What you need to know is that these images that you add will neither increase nor decrease the speed of your computer. Microsoft appears to be planning to introduce a new version of its default Hero desktop wallpaper for Windows 10. Stepmania (os x for mac os. The latest Windows 10 Cloud build brings a slightly revamped wallpaper, updated.
Windows 10 Hero Desktop Image Background
Windows 10 is getting a new hero image pic.twitter.com/fu866RqmVY
— Mehedi Hassan (@mehedih_) March 3, 2017
Free Desktop Backgrounds For Windows 10
A desktop wallpaper is highly customizable, and you can give yours a personal touch by adding your images (including your photos from a camera) or download beautiful pictures from the internet. What you need to know is that these images that you add will neither increase nor decrease the speed of your computer. Microsoft appears to be planning to introduce a new version of its default Hero desktop wallpaper for Windows 10. Stepmania (os x for mac os. The latest Windows 10 Cloud build brings a slightly revamped wallpaper, updated.
Windows 10 Hero Desktop Image Background
Windows 10 is getting a new hero image pic.twitter.com/fu866RqmVY
— Mehedi Hassan (@mehedih_) March 3, 2017
Windows 10 Cloud. as you may know, is meant to be a lighter version of Windows that can't run Win32 apps downloaded from the internet out of the box — and the new wallpaper which you can see above actually looks like a simpler or lightweight version of the main Windows 10 hero image that ships with every other version of Windows 10.
Microsoft even has the new hero image available in a couple of different sizes, which you can see below:
It's still possible Microsoft will use the new hero image for all versions of Windows 10 — but I doubt that'll ever happen at this point. For one, the current Windows 10 hero image is already quite iconic (similar to the old Windows XP wallpaper) — and to be frank, the current one looks much better than the new one found in Windows 10 Cloud.
If you happen to like the new Windows 10 hero image, you can download it from here.
