When I first turn on the computer before I log on with my password, Windows shows the most beautiful photos from around the world. Where can I get geographic info about the location of these photos(not the internet location of these photos)?
I've been moving the mouse to the text at upper right and let the pop-down menu show, sometimes it is only the name of the feature and the country so a map search may be necessary to pin down the exact location. The US National Parks shown are the easiest.
And if you click on that popup display, there's a Bing search for the location (in Edge) when the desktop appears.
You can get the Spotlight picture back on the screen to try that at any time, it's used for the lock screen so WinKey+L will bring it back.
There are usually three searches available. The top left with the with the title of the picture (just under 'like what you see?') is the most specific to the photo and gives the most relevant info. The middle one has more general, but still related results. While the top left is wider ranging still. Note that once in a while these last two links are used to promote Microsoft products or features of Windows you may like to use.
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