Export and deploy a PowerBGInfo configuration

Machine facts, health and charts on the wallpaper and lock screen, from PowerShell or JSON.
- Gallery Twelve wallpapers with the scripts that drew them.
- Build one One wallpaper built step by step, then fed your own data.
- Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux, servers and CI: what works where.
- Docs Install, layouts, data sources and troubleshooting.
- Deploy Task Scheduler, Group Policy, Intune, ConfigMgr and RDS.
Three products for the same desktop: show it, act on it, control it.
- PowerBGInfo Show: facts and health drawn on the wallpaper.
- DesktopManager Control: monitors, windows, wallpaper, audio and devices.
- InformationBox Ask and fix: a self-service window for the person at the desk.

Export a reviewed layout to JSON when deployment should not carry a long inline script.

$configPath = 'C:\ProgramData\PowerBGInfo\workstation.json'

New-BGInfo {
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue HostName -Name 'Machine'
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue FullUserName -Name 'User'
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue OSName -Name 'Operating system'
    New-BGInfoValue -Name 'Support' -Value '[email protected]'
} -MonitorIndex 0 `
    -Target File `
    -ConfigurationDirectory 'C:\ProgramData\PowerBGInfo' `
    -JsonPath $configPath `
    -ExportOnly

Invoke-BGInfo -Path $configPath

Keep the JSON beside the deployment policy, test with file output first, and run the final user or system target from the appropriate security context. Run in production explains which account each target needs and links to scheduling guidance.