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Under "lock screen" settings, my "Personalize your lock screen" is currently set to "Slideshow". The slideshow works, but only sort of:The slideshow always starts off displaying the latest picture fromthe "Picture"-setting under the "Personalize your lock screen" tab.It then eventually switches to a picture in your designated slideshow folder. Furthermore, when you click to type in your password, it again switches to this same picture. The "Picture" setting is for if you want the lock screen to show only show one picture, not a slideshow.This is annoying for a couple of reasons:The picture you've chosen in the "picture" setting may not even be a picture within your designated slideshow folder. It makes no sense to display it first!For me, the purpose of a slideshow on the lock screen is to always start off my pc with a new picture (in my case, i have a folder with various background images from Studio Ghibli films i want to switch between). Starting with the same picture, and then switching to a new one after the duration it takes me to type in my password defeats the entire point.Attempts:I've deleted the NoLockScreenSlideshow key in RegEdit and i've disabled the various settings in gpedit.msc that lock the lock screen slideshow. I've made sure the Slideshow is enabled under power settings and made sure that "Turn off the screen after the slideshow has played for" under Personalization -> lock screen is turned off.I've tried choosing a picture in the "Picture"-setting, then deleting that chosen picture to "force" Windows to show something else, but the picture is still there. Even if i somehow managed to delete it, there are still a couple of preset images installed with the pc. Under "recent images" in the "Picture"-setting, you can see the latest 5 images. Where is windows secretly

Exposure level. • The bar indicates the selected exposure The VIEWCAM is preset to Auto Exposure level. mode, which automatically chooses the optimal aperture. When there is too much contrast in brightness between the subject and E X POSURE background, however, you may not be able to... Page 59: Picture/Backlight Adjustments Picture/Backlight Press the button to adjust the picture or backlight to the desired Adjustments setting. If the monitor picture is difficult to see due to ambient lighting, etc., adjust the picture settings. This feature can be adjusted in both Camera and VCR modes. •... Page 60: Digital Dual Picture Advanced Features Digital Dual Picture Push the Power Zoom control to frame the inset subject. This function allows you to record two images on one screen using one of two modes, Picture-in-Picture or Title Screen. Note: • The functions below cannot be used together with Digital Dual Picture: —STRETCH and SLIM EFF. Page 61 Title Screen • To put the title screen at the top of the screen, press the SELECT ( ) button. To return the title screen to the bottom of the You can simultaneously record a normal image screen, press the SELECT ( ) button again. on half of the screen with a still image title bar on the other half. Page 62: Gamma Playback Advanced Features Gamma Playback Turning Off the LCD Monitor Backlight The gamma playback function improves the picture by increasing the brightness of the The LCD monitor uses a fluorescent lamp for subject while leaving the brighter portions of backlighting (see page 59). In order to reduce the image unaffected. Page 63: Editing Editing Cutting Unwanted Sequences Play back the tape to be edited, and locate Video editing lets you refine your videos by the beginning and end of the sequence removing unwanted sequences from your tape, you wish to cut. Write down the tape or transposing one sequence with another. Page 64: References References References Useful Information Lighting For clear, good-quality recording, 500 to Hints for Better Shooting 100,000 lux is needed. Recording is possible with less light, but the picture quality

If your Samsung PC contains a lot of personal information, you can secure it with a Lock screen of your choice. Lock screen and password options include numerical passwords, fingerprint recognition, and even picture passwords, so you can feel safe knowing that no one else has access to your PC. You can also customize your Lock screen and set up a Microsoft password. Lock screen options on Samsung PCs running Windows Set up a Lock screen If you’re concerned with protecting sensitive or private documents on your PC, set up a Lock screen so only you can access your information. You can lock your PC using a combination of passwords to prevent others from using it. Create a regular passwordCreate a traditional password using letters, numbers, and symbols to stop anyone from using your PC without permission.Select the Start icon, then select Settings, and then select Accounts.Select Sign-in options, select Password, and then select Add.Create your new password and password hint, and then select Next. Keep in mind that your password must be at least 8 characters long.Select Finish. Now you can lock the screen and sign in using your password.Once you have a Lock screen set up, you can use the Samsung Flow app to unlock your PC using your Galaxy phone. If you need to reset a forgotten Microsoft Account password, see Microsoft's guide for troubleshooting. Make a picture passwordIf you are more of a visual person, you can create a picture password that is made out of a combination of circles, lines, and taps. This picture will pop up on your sign-in screen when you turn on your PC.Select the Start icon, then select Settings, and then select Accounts.Select Sign-in options, select Picture Password, and then select Add.Enter your account password, and then select OK.Next, select Choose picture and navigate to the picture you would like to use. Select Open.Drag the picture to the desired position, and then select Use this picture. Or, select Choose a new picture if you change your mind.Once you’ve chosen a picture, draw directly on the touchscreen to create a combination of circles, straight lines, and taps that will act as your password. The size, position, and direction of your gestures will become part of your picture password.Repeat the three gestures, and then select Finish. Use a PIN passwordNumerical PINs are a fast, easy, and secure way to make sure no strangers