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Method 1of 2:
Changing The Screensaver
Click on 'Desktop'. It's located at the bottom-left corner of the start screen.
- If already on desktop view, skip to next step.
Right click on the desktop.
Click onPersonalize.
ClickScreensaver. It's at the bottom-right corner of the personalization menu.
Click the dropdown menu under 'Screensaver'.
Click on the screensaver you want to use.
Set the idle time for your screensaver. This done by clicking on the arrows below the dropdown menu.
- You can also type the idle time into the small box on the left.
Check the box next to 'On resume, display logon screen' (Optional). This will prompt you to enter a password when resuming once the screensaver has been displayed.
ClickOK. This updates the settings, making your new screensaver visible after your computer is idle for the timeframe entered in Step 7.
Method 2of 2:
Customizing The Screensaver With Photos
Open the Screensaver Settings menu. This is done using steps 1 - 4 in Method 1 (Changing the Screensaver).
Click the dropdown menu under 'Screensaver'.
Click onPhotos.
ClickSettings.
Click onBrowse. It's located towards the top-right of the Photos Screensaver Settings menu.
Add a folder to the Screensaver dropdown menu. This is done by clicking on the folder that contains photos you want to update your screensaver with.
ClickOK.
Set the speed at which photos appear. This is done by clicking on the dropdown menu to the right of 'Select a slideshow speed'.
Click on your preferable speed.
Check the 'Shuffle pictures' box (Optional). This makes the photos appear in a random order.
ClickSave. Your photos' settings will be updated.
ClickOKat the bottom of the settings menu. The changes will be applied and your screen saver will be updated as a slideshow of personal photos.
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