In the new leaked build 10147 of Windows 10, a new default wallpaper was spotted by testers. It is different from all the wallpapers we saw in previously released builds. Interested users can download it right now.
Windows 10 is very different from previous Windows versions. After Windows 8, which had no Start menu but had the Start screen, Windows 10 reintroduced a Start Menu but it is not the familiar Windows 7 menu but a new, hybrid Start menu which combines Live tiles with some Windows 7 menu functionality, although many features have been omitted. The taskbar and the Start menu once again got transparency with blur, and the operating system finally supports Virtual Desktops like Linux and Mac OS X. Windows 10 is also the first Windows version which features Cortana, the digital assistant from Windows Phone with voice recognition for searching information from the web using Bing.
There are lots of other GUI changes in Windows 10. Every new Windows version features a set of new wallpapers and Windows 10 is not an exception. Previous Windows 10 builds came with the wallpaper of a snow-clad hill by default:
Windows 10 build 10147 features a new wallpaper which has a sea and a diver. If you want to have this wallpaper but do not want to download and install the unofficial, leaked build, here you can download the default wallpaper from Windows 10 build 10147. The new wallpaper comes as a regular image with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 and as an additional Ultra HD 4k image "img0-4K.jpg" which is located in the folder
c:\windows\web\wallpaper\4k\Windows
It's resolution is 2560 x 1600.
You can download this wallpaper here:
Download Windows 10 build 10147 default wallpaper
What do you think about this wallpaper? Do you like it? What is your favorite Windows default wallpaper? Tell us in the comments.
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It’s nice, but 2560×1600 is 4 megapixel, but not Ultra HD 4K. That would be 3840×2160, which is 8 megapixel.
I hope they keep up including creative pictures since Windows 8.1 final build had them terrible (this isn‘t only my opinion).
Win8.1 had worst wallpapers ever.