You can now download the default wallpapers that Microsoft is adding for the variant of its operating system for the new Windows 365 Link devices.
During the Ignite 2024 developer conference, Microsoft introduced its new Windows 365 Link PC, which is simply a thin client in the form of a Mac mini-like device with a customized version of Windows 11 that has been designed to connect users to their assigned Cloud PC from the Windows 365 service.
However, this customized version of the operating system comes with a light and dark variant of the default Windows 11 Bloom wallpaper using a glass-like design, and @PhantomOfEarth on X was able to extract these images in high resolutions and posted them online.
You can download these wallpapers from these links:
Once you download the files, open Settings > Personalization > Background, select the “Picture” option in the “Personalize your background” setting, and then click the “Browse Photos” button to select the image you want to set as a desktop background. You can use these instructions if you don’t have an activated version of Windows 11.
If you choose to download the dark mode variant of the wallpaper, you can enable the dark mode on Windows 11 with these instructions for a better experience.
You can also try downloading the Windows 365 default wallpapers, the colorful Bloom wallpapers available on Surface Laptop 5, or the two new default wallpapers to the Windows Server 2025 desktop.
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