Microsoft: Windows 11 will provide support for HDR desktop backgrounds through JXR files

Microsoft today announced the release of Windows 11 Preview 23516 to Developer Channel Insiders. In this new Windows 11 version, Microsoft has introduced support for setting HDR images as desktop backgrounds. You'll be able to set a JXR file as your desktop background, and if you have a Windows 11-compatible HDR monitor, the background will be rendered in full HDR.

To try this feature out, make sure you're running Windows 11 Preview 23516 or later. Second, confirm that the connected monitor supports HDR. You can confirm this by going to System >Display Settings>and checking the HDR toggle. After confirmation, download the HDR .JXR file to your Windows 11 PC.

To set up HDR. JXR file as the desktop background, right-click on the desktop, select "Personalize" and then "Background". Under "Personalize background," select the .JXR file you downloaded.

If you have a multi-monitor setup, the desktop background will appear as HDR or SDR, depending on the capabilities of each monitor. Microsoft recommends running? Human Development Report? Calibrate the application for optimal image quality. Additionally, Microsoft mentioned that there may be some issues with the HDR version of the desktop background not displaying correctly on some laptops with HDR. Microsoft will address these issues in upcoming Insider builds of Windows 11.

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