i have heard about a screen saver for which user is paid for running on his computer.?
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Before you do anything to your computer , be sure it is legal and legitimate.
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Control Panel -> Display\n\nScreen Saver\nPower...\n\nChange your settings there
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with the screen saver you'll get a mess of pop up ads and spyware.buy one.
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I'm not sure about animated screensavers, but if you go to webshots.com you can choose from hundreds of wallpapers and screensavers.  You can even make a screensaver from photos you have taken yourself.
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www.freesavers.com\nwww.janfox.com\nwww.screensavers.com
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they have really cool ones at screensavers.com. they have a shitload to choice from
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Just as "yalsh" said. A password protected screen-saver will lock out the screen. If you are using a Macintosh, then open the Security tab under System Preferences and select Require User Name and Password when resuming from sleep or screen-saver.\n\nAlso whether you are using XP or OS X, considering setting up hot-corners for the screen-saver, so it can be activated instantly if need be.\n\nThe other viable option for you to consider, is to use the switch users command, without logging out of your current user. This allows you to return to the main log in screen and requires you to input your password before resuming. This is especially useful if you have multiple user accounts on one machine and other need access to their accounts.
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Among what I have seen is the one which comes along with windows XP media center\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/plus/screensavers.asp
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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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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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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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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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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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I'm guessing this screensaver came with your operating system when you originally set up your hard drive.  If you are using a PC, I would search Window's website for software. If you are using a Mac, I would search there.  If all fails, you can always reinstall your OS.  Of course, if you haven't emptied the trash, then you can still remove it from the trash and run the program again, or possibly use System Restore (windows) to restore you computer to how it was 5 days, 5 weeks, 5 months, or whatever ago.  Hope that helps 8^)
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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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no... i spent over 4 hours online like 2 months ago trying to find that out and unless you buy a program that can place the flash on your screen saver there is no other way. Trust me, i found out the hard way.
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go to wwww.screensavers.com