My screensaver routinely freezes.  I have windows. Can you help?
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If your computer is not working properly while you are working on it, it could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. \nDetailed instructions at http://tinyurl.com/yk5zpr
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first off, you need to know the location of the screen saver you use.  so do a search for that screen saver (should be a .scr file).  so try doing a search for ".scr" and the name of your screensaver should pop up somewhere.  copy the location of it somewhere including the name of the screensaver.  \n\nfor example, c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;ssbezier.scr\n\nthen go to desktop, right click>new>create shortcut.  right click on the shortcut>properties.  under shortcut menu, click in the 'target' box and put the location of the screensaver in there.  \n\nyou should also see a 'shortcut key' box.  put what you want the shortcut to screensaver to be in that box.
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update the bastard. If it's not up to date, it will act glitchy and unstable... almost guaranteed. Or you can try re-reinstalling windows. Other than that, buy a new one. Good luck
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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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Check your hardware in device manager and see if there are any conflicts,(yellow ? marks), beside your display adapter, your monitor, and your sound drivers), sometimes a driver can come corrupt and you may need to update it. also? The defrag could have defraged a file in your registry that is no longer used, I recommend buying Registry Mechanic, this will fix any errors in your registry that can also cause freezing. One last thing? Go into safe mode, and do I scan on your hard drive for errors, make sure before you do the scan? That the box is checked for,"automaticaly fix errors". Then when thats all done? Do a defrag in safe mode. There are other causes for computers to freeze, but lets see if these few tricks will do the trick first.
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Possible solutions\n\nClear startup - some prgms would cause freezing at the startup\nRe-install windows\nSwap or change memory sticks.\n\nI am sure this would help u to fix freezing issues.
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Usually, it's some kind of timed software running in the background.  Screensavers are the most common.  But sometimes there are update utilities for Java, Windows and equipment that checks the Internet regularly.  Try to boot into safe mode, and be sure that the screensaver is turned off and you should be fine.
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Go to http://www.dowload.com and check out the screensaver section.\n\ngood Luck
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check your windows display drivers and try reinstalling them\nand check again.
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Drop all of your windows till you just see the desk top, right click on a open spot of the desk top {in other words not on a icon} and select properties.  A cross the top you will see a screen saver tab, set it up from there and see if that helps. \n\nJohn B.
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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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Because that is what has been set as your screensaver.\n\nTo change this, close all windows, right click on the desktop, click properties. In the box that appears, click screensaver.
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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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Might not be installed properly.  Go to Display Properties, then screen saver then click preview after selecting your chosen screen saver. DO NOT move the mouse or press any keys, if it doesn't work try re-installing it.  Maybe your mouse is overly sensitive and is telling the computer that it's being moved when it isn't? (some optical mice sometimes trigger motion even though they're not being used!)
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Check your power settings. It sound like it's taking a while and your computer is shutting down like it's told on the power profile. Right click the desktop, choose properties, click screensavers, click power and set it for always on.
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http://www.screensavers.com/\nhttp://www.screensaver.com/\nhttp://www.freesaver.com/
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Check your power management and screen saver. Sounds like you may have either a screensaver that may be corrupt and not coming back correctly. You may have a power management problem comming back from low power mode. In any case Try disabling both of these one at a time and see if it goes away if it does whatever the last thing you disabled was is your problem.  \n\nMost likely not a virus but may be a result of some poorly written spyware or some other malicious software. Use adaware and Spybot search and destroy to get rid of those