how can i make my screensaver run longer? im running xp home on emachine model w3107?
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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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Deare Asker\nI found my self pleasure to help you, jantle man do the following:\n1) right click on your desktop\n2)sellect the " Properties"\n3)sellect "screen Sever" from the property dialog box\n4)sellect the screen sever among the options \n5)adjust the time at which you want your computer to start screen sever \n6)click on apply\n7) click on "ok"\nyou will see the screen sever start after the specified time. if you dont tuch any part of your computer prepheral /mouse keyboard etc/
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This is a known issue with Windows 98.  To resolve, go into desktop properties, Screensaver tab, the settings button under "energy saving features for your monitor".  Under the Power Schemes tab, change the power scheme to always on, and make sure everything is set to never.
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go to desktop .. right clickk on the mouse and click prperties and click the option screensaver and change it
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Please follow this path. Right click ur desktop> properties> screensavers. It may be helpful to u. Or check ur drive where ur window is located. Go to the programme file. U may find it there.
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right click on your desk top, and select screen saver, then set the time on it and click on apply.\nYou can also set it so that it won't come up at all if you like.
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://mudandmuck.com/str2/dog.htm\n\nThe higher your screen resolution, the better.\nStand back from the screen too.
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people keep saying it depends on your version of windows... it doesn't. unless you have windows 3.1, or 3.11 for workgroups, then you right click on the desktop, click the screensaver tab, and look in there.
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screensavers really drain your processor\nthey all come with crap tho
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Your screen resolution may be too big.  Here's how to reduce it.\n\nRight-click anywhere on your desktop, then choose Properties.  Click the Settings tab.  Look at the setting for Screen Resolution.  It's probably at 640 X 480, or 800 X 600.  Move the slider to the right to choose a higher resolution (it makes everything smaller).  Click OK, and any confirmation screen OK.  If you like it, just click the confirmation OK in time and you're set.  If you don't, click Cancel and start over.
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I leave mine on all the time and the dell guy told me to turn it off a couple of hours a day.\n\nMake sure you have a screen saver that moves or something because if the screen sits to long it can burn the image into your monitor
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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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Control Panel -> Display\n\nScreen Saver\nPower...\n\nChange your settings there
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go to wwww.screensavers.com
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it looks like ur processor with 433 MHz is too slow for running Win XP..\n\nfollw these steps to get the maximum performance it can give:\n\n-- Run Disk Clean Up for each drive every day.. it can be found in the start>programs>accessories>system tools..\n\n-- Run Disk Defragmenter for each drive once in a week.. it too can be found under start>programs>accessories>system tools.. this may take hours..\n\n-- Run Error Check(Scan Disk) for each drive.. Right click the drive icon.. take properties.. inside the 'Tool' tab it will be found..\n\n-- Check for unused programs that are installed in the system and remove if any..  this can be done using Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs..\n\n-- Right click My Computer.. take properties.. take 'Advanced' tab.. take 'Settings' under 'Performance' section.. choose 'Adjust for best performance' button.. apply the changes..\n   take 'System Restore' tab in the same window.. select 'Turn off system restore on all drives'.. apply the changes..\n   take 'Automatic updates' tab.. choose 'Turn off automatic updating'..(This step is not a must)..\n   click ok..\n\n-- Take Start>Run, type msconfig.. a window will pop-up.. inside that take statup tab.. check for unwanted startup intems and uncheck it all.. it requires restarting of the system..\n\nrestart your system.. now it will give the maximum performance it can.. good luck..
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had the same problem, went to free microsoft site, "listed below", they scanned, and repaired problem, (it takes a fair while), "but", its worth it.\nps....prior to going to site, "turn your screensaver off", once there; you will also have to turn off your pop up blocker.\nhttp://safety.live.com\ngood luck.
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Free screensavers carry alot of addware and spyware. The best screensaver on your PC is the picture slide show one, just collect a bunch of art, pictures. etc. that you like and use that as a screensaver.   "PEACE"