Windows 10: PICTURE SCREEN SAVER/DESKTOP PHOTO

I HAVE PUT ON A PRIVATE PHOTO AS MY DESKTOP-SCREEN SAVER. RECENTLY I DISCOVERED I HAVE LOST THE ORIGINAL PHOTO I HAD. IS THERE A WAY TO COPY OR SEND THE DISPLAYED PICTURE TO MY PHOTO ALBUM OR E MAIL TO SAVE IT? IN OTHER WORDS-LEAVE IT ON THERE BUT JUST COPY IT BACK TO THE INARDS LIKE PHOTOS, E MAIL OR EVEN WORD? THANK YOU.

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windows 10 and want the photo collection (multiple pictures) as the screen saver

Hi,

We appreciate you for being part of Windows 10.

Yes, you can try to set the multiple pictures as screen saver. Follow the below steps to set the multiple pictures as screen saver.

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  Open the Start menu, type
  Change screen saver in the search bar and click on Change Screen saver (Control panel) from the search bar results.
  
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  Select the Photos from the
  Screen saver drop down menu on Screen saver settings window.
  
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  Now, Photos screen saver settings pop up will open.
  
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  Click on Browse from
  Use pictures from to select the pictures.
  
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  Click on save
  button.
  
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  Click on Apply
  and OK buttons and close the screen save r settings window.
  

I hope the above information helps. Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

screen saver

Hello,

This is how to set photos as your screensaver:

Step 1: Open Settings app. Navigate to Personalization > Lock Screen.

Step 2: Scroll down the Lock Screen settings page to see Screensaver settings link. Click Screen Saver settings link to open the classic Screen Saver Settings dialog.

Step 3: From the list of screensavers available, choose Photos from the drop-down dialog.

Step 4: By default, Windows 10 uses photos saved in the Pictures folder for the screensaver. If you want to change this location, click the Settings button to open Photos Screen Saver Settings dialog.

Step 5: Click the Browse button, select a folder and then click Ok button. Click Apply.

Note: If there are sub-folders under the selected folder, photos in subfolders will be used for screen savers as well. This may help since you want all of your photos to rotate.

You can have as many pictures as you like rotating and if you want to change them, just select a different folder or add and remove as desired to the existing folder.

I hope this helps!

 

Screen Saver for use with my photos

I have a great screen saver that I have used for years - Firehand Screen Saver. Unfortunately now that I have come to install it on a new PC it won't recognise the ID and PW required. The guy who wrote and marketed it is no longer trading - the problem with one man businesses!

A remote hope - is anyone else using this screen saver (and its companion photo viewer Ember) and willing to pass on registration information
or
suggest a screen saver I can use with my photos. A search for free ones seems to just produce ones with built in images.