Reference number: CH000877
How do I change my Windows screensaver?
Question:
How do I change my Windows screensaver?
Answer:
Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP users can change
their screensaver and adjust its properties by following the below
steps.
- Open the Control Panel.
- In the Control Panel
double-click the Display icon.
- In Display click the Screen Saver
tab.
- Within the Screen Saver tab you can view the currently set
screensaver as well as change the screensaver to another
installed screensaver. Click the Settings button to make any
addition changes to the properties of the screensaver. If you do
not wish to have a screensaver select (None).
- Finally, once you've changed your password if you wish to
see how it will look click the Preview button.
Passwords
Some screensavers may have password settings and other
security features through the Settings button. However, most
screensavers rely on Windows to display the password prompt or
Welcome screen when resuming from the Windows screensaver. For
password protection check the box "On resume password protect"
or "On resume, display Welcome screen" or a similar option.
Away messages
If you step away from your computer and want to let others
know who may stop by your computer setting the screensaver as
the Marquee is a fast and easy way to leave an away message.
Marquee is a default Windows password and can be selected from
the drop-down menu of available passwords. Once selected click
the Settings button and change the text often defaulted to:
"Your text goes here." to the text you wish to scroll across
your screen. For example, "I'm out to lunch, will be back at
1:00".
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