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Windows 11 | Windows 10 | Windows 8 Video's, Pic's => Windows 11 | 10 | Windows 8.1 Themes, Wallpapers, Screenshots, Screensavers => Topic started by: javajolt on November 03, 2026, 05:02:33 PM
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Microsoft showed off a gorgeous new wallpaper during its RTX Spark launch, but a Discord user had to track it down.
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The Windows 11 wallpaper that Microsoft teased during its RTX Spark showcase is now available to
download in full 5K resolution. (Image credit: Future)
When Microsoft announced the first wave of RTX Spark laptops (http://www.windowscentral.com/hardware/laptops/rtx-spark-laptops-list-available-buy), many were intrigued by the superchips inside the PCs. But I went a bit more surface-level, pun intended. During the Windows and Surface event (http://www.windowscentral.com/hardware/surface/surface-laptop-ultra-preorders-live), eagle-eyed viewers spotted a striking wallpaper across the new laptops.
The wallpaper is reminiscent of Windows 11's Bloom wallpaper (http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-put-more-thought-windows-11-bloom-background-you-think), but it stands out for having a single curve and contrasting colors. As much as I like the Bloom wallpaper, it's been remixed several times by Microsoft and enthusiasts, so it's time for a new Windows wallpaper.
Sadly, Microsoft did not release the image after unveiling the new laptops. I waited with anticipation for the release of the RTX Spark laptops, but even when the Surface Laptop Ultra review went live, the new wallpaper was nowhere to be found. Microsoft even mocks us by having a blacked-out version of the wallpaper on the retail listing of the Surface Laptop Ultra.
Reddit user Ok-Compute-2282 shared a OneDrive link containing the full-resolution version (http://onedrive.live.com/?id=%2Fpersonal%2F43b24749bec1facb%2FDocuments%2FPictures%2FWindows%2DFY27%2DCONS%2DC2%2DWallpaper&listurl=%2Fpersonal%2F43b24749bec1facb%2FDocuments&e=mqQ3Zu&redeem=aHR0cHM6Ly8xZHJ2Lm1zL2YvYy80M2IyNDc0OWJlYzFmYWNiL0lnQVhIQThvZ2Fja1RKWkFTRkx1d2FYQ0FSdjE4TzRtQTNMRzY2a1B1QWZyd3JNP2U9bXFRM1p1&ga=1) of the wallpaper shown below. That folder also includes a small collection of other Windows 11 wallpapers.
Some of the images were downloaded from the Microsoft Design website (http://microsoft.design/wallpapers/), which also hosts other commemorative wallpapers. Additional images were sourced from retail units.
(http://i.ibb.co/r2sbKdtQ/RWw6m-Fqt6-PT5-YEzr-GWp4-MN.jpg) (http://i.ibb.co/RGPtS9ST/RWw6m-Fqt6-PT5-YEzr-GWp4-MN.jpg)
(Image credit: Microsoft)
Desperate to get my hands on the new wallpaper, I scoured reviews of the ASUS ProArt P16, HP OmniBook Ultra 16, and Surface Laptop Ultra only to be disappointed.
But a hero emerged, saving me from settling for an AI recreation of the wallpaper (http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/i-have-to-settle-for-this-ai-recreation-because-microsoft-wont-share-its-gorgeous-new-windows-11-wallpaper). Discord user TechosaurusRex discovered the wallpaper in the app files for Microsoft's Retail Demo Experience. Seemingly, Microsoft's plan was to tease us by showing the wallpaper on display retail units but not include the image on purchased PCs.
Luckily, TechosaurusRex stepped up and shared the wallpaper, ending my quest.
source (http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/even-buying-a-usd5-000-rtx-spark-laptop-wont-get-you-this-windows-wallpaper)