How to apply or change the screen savers in Windows ?

Posted Date: 08-Jul-2010		Category: Tips & Tricks
Author: Prashant Sultania	Member Level: Diamond
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This article is about how to apply or change the screen savers in windows ? how to apply or change the screen savers in windows 7 ? how to apply or change the screen savers in windows 8?

It is very important to save the monitor from damage. Now the question arises how it is possible? When any pixel is not changing and it is still in the same pattern, then that pixel goes dead this makes black spots on the monitor.
So the question arises Is it possible to safe the monitor?
Yes,it is possible to save the monitor by applying the screen saver on it.
Now the point arises how to apply the screen saver in windows? Follow these simple steps to apply or change screen saver in windows. These steps are applied on all windows operating systems like windows 7, windows xp, windows 8 etc

Steps to apply or change the screen saver in windows

1) Click on Start button and then click on Control Panel.

2) Now click on Display option in control panel.

3) Now you can see the Display Properties window

4) Now click on Screen Saver tab option.

5) There you can see the drop down list. Select the appropriate screen saver.

6) Now select the Waiting Time option.

7) If you want to see the preview of the screen saver. Click the button Preview.

8) Now click on Apply button, Then click on OK button.

That's it your screen saver is applied on your computer.

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