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This updated guide examines How to Repeat Powerpoint Slides Automatically and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Instructions to repeat PowerPoint slides automatically
Step 1:
At the PowerPoint slide we click the Slide Show group and then click on the Set Up Slide Show icon .

Step 2:
In the new interface in the Show options section, select the Loop Continuously until Esc and click Ok below.
So when the user clicks, the slide will automatically be repeated. However, this method only applies when we are presenting because you can click when you show. If the video presentation is continuous, the user needs to set up the automatic transition step below.

Step 3:
To set up automatic slide switch without you having to click, also in Set Up Show interface we tick the Using Timings, If Present in the Advanced Slides group. Next, tick Browsing at a Kiosk (Full Screen) . The setup interface is then displayed as shown below. Click Ok to save.
Checking the Browsed at a Kiosk (Full Screen) option disables the back and forward keys when slideshows on slides and slides are played automatically even if the screen is clicked.

Step 4:
Continue setting the transition time between slides . Return to the presentation slide, click the Transitions tab , then in the Timing group, tickAfter and select the time you want each presentation slide. Then click Apply to All .
Thus, the presentation slide will play continuously automatically until you press the Esc button to stop.

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