how to install a bootup screen saver?
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if you have a lcd monitor there is no reason to have a screen saver. the images no longer get burnt into the monitor like they did in the old days of computing
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Windows- right click anywhere on the desktop, click properties on drop-down menu, click screen saver tab\nMac-???
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Open Control Panel, go to display, go to the screen saver tab and click the button labeled "POWER"   Easy from there.
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go to wwww.screensavers.com
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Double click on your desktop-\nMy Computer\nControl Panel\nAppearance and Themes\nDisplay\nClick on the Screensaver icon.\nChange the time to wait to however long you want.\n\nVoila!
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Screen savers just hog the space and increase boot up time. So I don't have any.
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There is a utility available free, its called BootSkin. http://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/ (It is far less complicated than the previous answer!!). There is also a program there to change the Welcome screen called LogonStudio. Cool.
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download startup control panel by mike lin\n\nwww.mlin.net
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Under Start, click Control Panel, then Display and then click Screensaver, then it should have a little globe and say Power, click on Power and it will have a spot that says Turn Off Monitor, click on that a select Never, your Screen Saver will run continuosly until you touch the mouse.
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All Screen Savers are located in the directory \nC:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32 (in case ur OS location is C:&#92; )\nIt also has the (.scr) extension.!\n\nenjoy it ;)
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http://nonags.com has a pretty good selection of free screen savers, as well as wallpapers and themes.\n\nlots of good nag-free software as well.
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Depends on how long ur gonna leave it 'idle' for, if its for more than 5 hours, turn it off (eg over night) any less and i'd say let the screen saver run.\n\nOr better yet, use the hibernation option :D It saves all work on ur pc in temp memory than shutsdown, once restarted it opens all the programs that were open previously :D
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Export it to .scr file. Move it to 'WINDOWS' folder on your hard drive. After Restart it will appears in your 'Display Properties' Screen Saver tab.
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Control Panel -> Display\n\nScreen Saver\nPower...\n\nChange your settings there
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Press alt+F4.\n\nOr just activate screensaver or set powersaver option to something very short time so that monitor goes to powersave.
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Right click on a clear spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then click the "desktop" tab. In the list below note which option is highlighted. If it is a screensaver program or "Internet Explorer Wallpaper" choose "None" from the top of the list and then select a background color from the right lower corner. Select apply, then OK and close the desktop properties. Reboot. It should work correctly now. If it doesn't, you may not have administrator priveleges. Also, you can have this occur if you have a different background chosen in the administrative profile, and then you are using a different profile. To correct this, reboot, hit f8 until you get the option to choose "Safe Mode", choose the "Administrator" account, then follow the directions above to set the administrator account desktop picture to a plain screen color. After rebooting you should be able to get rid of the problem and have your chosen desktop come up each time you boot up.
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Is it just one screen saver that you recently got or does it do the same for any screen saver ?\n\nIf it does the same for any screen saver and if you have system restore enabled then maybe try and go to a restore point before it started doing this, if not then if you have your xp disc handy go to start --> run and either copy and paste this command or type it out ( up to you )\n\nsfc /scannow\n\nThat should help you out some what, if not you can always attempt a repair install ( making sure to back up any  data that you want to keep just as a precaution --> yes i know a repair install doesnt delete data to a certain degree, unless its data in "my documents" or something like that but better safe then sorry so to speak )\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nP.S here is a site to walk you through a repair install :\n\nhttp://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm