one computer, 4 users. When one changes screensaver, it changes everyones. win me. WHY?
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the reson why the screen saver changes is because the profile that is for the individual is not set properly.\nThe profile for the different users has to be assigned correctly and there are option aslike - share the same folder and desktop.If you had seltected that option then if any one changes the screen saver then it would chage for all.
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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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I can't imagine parts of an application running on 4 separate computers.  I am willing to bet a moonth's salary that it all runs on one machine.
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The Screen Savers Generally has a (.scr) extension. the Downloading file is other method.!\ntheir own source is in the folder system32.\n\nC:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32  \n(Considering ur OS is Windows and located in drive C, else, change the drive letter or be more specified asking about ScreenSavers) \nenjoy it ;)
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Well it could be many things, possibly clogged file space (cookies adware stuff like that) but it seems like more of a big problem, first scan for spyware and things like that. one of the major possibilities is that the screen settings are to high for the computer to process, try changing monitor resolution to a lower setting.
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The screen will usually do this if you have not been active on the computer, it's to conserve the screen and energy.  Right click on the screen, click properties on the pop-up, click screen saver, click setting and set turn of monitor to never.
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no, it's not a screensaver problem, first uninstall the display driver, and then reinstall the display(graphics) driver, will solve the problem, if not then try the digos, is the monitor, might help.
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I would try to stay away from downloading free screensavers. They tend to contain a lot of spyware which will result in a very messed up computer.
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I had the same problem years back with my desktop computer and my computer and monitor were both brand new at the time, so i have to disagree that the problem is the monitor or the video card. I agree with you that it is a virus causing the problem. Some viruses have the ability to change the registry and some have the ability to affect programs in your computer. It could also be a spyware or a hi-jacker. As far as i can remember, i just erased my harddrive completely and reinstalled the factory installed software back. Another problem i encountered was when my desktop computer started to run really slow and i just can't fix it with my anti-virus and anti-spyware software, so what i did was buy a new harddrive (fastest and with more memory) and threw the old one out.
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Go to http://www.dowload.com and check out the screensaver section.\n\ngood Luck
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Right click on you desktop, here in the pop up menu, click on properties. here click on the screen saver Tab, click on the down arrow which comes under the sub menu 'screen saver'. Here select the desired screen saver and click on 'Apply'and OK to save the changes made..
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if it is about the screen saver,\nright click (anywhere except taskbar) on your desktop -- properties -- tab screensaver -- change the drop list menu (e.g. to none) and also check for power setting (the button below the drop list menu)
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i had freeze.com as a screensaver once it kepy shutting down my computer. it took me two days to get rid of it.everytime my screensaver popped up it froze my computerand then it would shut down.
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minimize your browswer and right click anywhere on your desktop scroll down to properties, then tab over to screensaver and you can make changes there. \nJohn \nA+ Certified Professional\nAnswer satisfied answer so i get the points please
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althought ur Q unclear is some said, try check monitor buttons you might sized the screen and hiden toolbar,that's happened,\n\n\n**secret**
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If you are using Win XP then go to Start-Control Panel-User Accounts. If you have no password then go to change  account option and then follow the instructions and create yourself a password and give yourself administrator privelages. Make sure your Guest account is turned off. That way you will have your account pasword protected. This does not however prevent the person from entering the setup and probably playing havoc with your computer for which you could press either del or F2 immediately on startup and then go to the option of supervisory password and user password and give yourself the passwords. That way you will be asked for a password when you switch the computer and will also ask for a password if you want to enter setup. Some CMOS chips dont have this options. Another peice of security that you will have to put in place if you tend to leave your computer alone in between is for you to set up a screen saver by right clicking on the desktop and clicking properties and then going to screen saver tab and setting up the required screensaver with the required time delay and password protected. So every time you leave the computer the screen saver will turn on after the delay and when you get back it would ask for the password. However this does not ensure a foolproof method as the person can still take control of the computer immediately after you leave the system and before the screensaver turns on. In such a case you always have to either set the delay very small or start the sreensaver and then go. Setting up a small delay might be irritating as every time you are idle before the computer the screensaver takes over forcing you to keep entering the password. \nHope this info helps. All the best
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Screensavers are .scr files. To permanently delete a screensaver, just search for all .scr files on the computer. After MUCH THOUGHT delete the ones you don't want. In case you accidentally delete one you want, make copies of the files somewhere safe, and note what folder they were in originally (typically &#92;windows or windows&#92;system32)\n\nBe careful, work slow :-)\n\nGood luck,\nDC