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Disable Picture Change Interval for Dynamic Wallpapers on Mac

Disable the picture change interval for the Dynamic Pictures/Wallpaper, or.

If the picture on your MacBook’s desktop changes after a restart, it could just be because you have one of those pre-set Dynamic Pictures as your default wallpaper. Some pre-set dynamic wallpapers can also change pictures at intervals (say every X or Y minutes/hours) or based on certain device actions (e.g., when your Mac is locked or wakes up from sleep). Some are designed to be static (i.e., still images, colors, or art) while others are dynamic - meaning that they change based on factors like location, time of the day, etc.

These wallpaper come in different designs and styles. Next time I do reboot though, think I'll try temporarily disabling APE first.Although Apple hands you the freedom to use personal pictures as your Mac’s wallpaper, there’s a massive collection of wallpapers built into the macOS system. I can get Xounds back to life by disabling it and fiddling around with its preference pane before re-enabling, but I can't get my keyboard's volume controls back to life without a reboot. Just installed a new keyboard with its own volume controls, and find that those quit out at the same time as Xounds. However, Xounds tends to quit out on me seemingly at random. I use a bunch of Unsanity's haxies, mostly to little ill effect on my system. Well of course you can't capture the behavior of your monitor with Grab the Color Profile is like Brightness/Contrast in that respect.Īnyway, FWIW, while I haven't a clue as to what exactly is causing your Mac to lose its settings, but I been having similar and perhaps related problems on my machine. The photo I've attached doesn't show the color, but it was showing when I took it with 'Grab'. Its not "Blue" as in the appearance settings. I don't even go into the settings and change it back, just clicking on display (in System Preferences) will bring the colors back. "And yes, it is changing, but not really back and forth, as I have to manually go into the control panel and click on display to get it back to normal.