Something I find deeply funny about this is the amount of work invested here just to have the default background quality setting in Windows 10 still be < 100%.
That's the Microsoft I am used to ^^
That's the Microsoft I am used to ^^
Anyway, since it transcodes the WP into a JPEG, it has the ability to select a compression ratio. That ratio is pretty famously < 100% and as a result there's some degenerate cases where a wallpaper that looks good when viewed in the filesystem looks terrible when set to the background.
https://superuser.com/questions/1377883/how-to-prevent-wallp...