How to find Windows Spotlight Lock Screen images in Windows 11

Hey! Welcome to HOWZA channel! In today's video, we will show you how to find windows spotlight lock screen images in Windows 11.
Open File Explorer.
Go to your system drive. Open Users folder. Go to your user folder. Look for AppData folder. Open Local folder. Go to Packages folder.
Scroll down the list. Open Microsoft Content delivery manager folder. Go to Local state folder. Open Assets folder.
Select the files inside the folder. Copy the files. Create a new folder anywhere. Paste the files.
Go to the address line. Type cmd and press enter. Command prompt will open. Copy and paste the command you can find the description box below. Press Enter to run.
It will change the file extension to jpg. You can view the photos that were on your spotlight lock screen.

[@johnsaunders5840]

The video was very helpful to find the files from Windows Spotlight. What's missing is the command that you are suposed to copy and paste to covert the spotlight images into .JPEG files. There is no "description box" that I can find that displays the command, and it's not legible in the video. Also, in order to see my AppData folder, I needed to do a Show > Hidden Files. But this was still a useful video.

[@kee-tu4cq]

There's no command in the description as of right now.