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This updated guide examines Dialog: How to Install a Screensaver File in Windows and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Part 1of 3:
Installing the Screensaver
Download the screensaver, which should be in the scr file format.
Open the Run dialog. Press the?Win+Rkeys simultaneously.
Type C: WindowsSystem32 into the Run dialog.
Open the System32 system folder. In the Run dialog, clickOK.
Install the screensaver file. Drag the scr screensaver file into the System32 window to relocate it into the System32 folder.
Confirm that you want to move the file.
Part 2of 3:
Setting the Screensaver
Right click the desktop.
Click Personalize in the context menu to open your Personalization settings window.
Click Screensaver in the window to open the Screen Saver Settings dialog.
Expand the combo box in the dialog to display your installed screensavers.
Select the screensaver you installed.
ClickOKon the Screen Saver Settings Dialog.
Part 3of 3:
Uninstalling the Screensaver
Open the Run dialog. Press the?Win+Rkeys simultaneously.
Type C: WindowsSystem32 into the Run dialog.
Open the System32 system folder. In the Run dialog, clickOK.
Locate the screensaver file that you had previously moved into the folder.
Right click the file and select Delete from the context menu.
Confirm that you want to delete the file.
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