Don’t like your computer’s current screensaver? If that’s the case, you may quickly and simply change to another screen saver on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer. We’ll demonstrate how to carry it out.
Note: Screen saver settings may be adjusted on Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers using the same procedure. Below is a how-to using a Windows 10 computer.
SWITCH TO A DIFFERENT SCREENSAVER ON WINDOWS
First step, visit your “Start” menu, search for “Change Screen Saver,” and then choose that option from the search results.
A “Screen Saver Settings” window will appear. Select the new screen saver from the “Screen Saver” drop-down option in this window. You have the following options:
None: Select this option to totally disable the screen saver.
3D Text: Choose this option if you want your customized text and custom formatting to be shown in three dimensions.
Blank: Your display turns to black.
Bubbles: This screen saver option will display bubbles on your screen.
Mystify: Select this option to utilize curved moving lines as your screen saver.
Photos: Select this option to have your screen saver display a slideshow of your images.
Ribbons: This option displays a variety of colored ribbons.
Once you’ve chosen a screen saver, go to its settings by clicking “Settings.”
You may choose your text and its formatting in the settings, for instance, if you’ve selected “3D Text” as your screen saver.
Click the “Preview” option to preview how your screen saver will look before you activate it. Feel free to change any additional options you choose.
When you’re finished, click “Apply” and then “OK” to make the selected screen saver the default.
That’s all. When the occasion arises, your PC will display your selected screen saver with its customized settings. Have fun looking at your screen!
