Windows 10: The screen saver shows the landscape pictures but never gives the search bar to sign in...

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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.

• 
  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.
  
• 
  Select the Photos from the
  Screen saver drop down menu on Screen saver settings window.
  
• 
  Now, Photos screen saver settings pop up will open.
  
• 
  Click on Browse from
  Use pictures from to select the pictures.
  
• 
  Click on save
  button.
  
• 
  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.

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Screen saver slideshow for Windows 10

Hi,

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if this helps:

• Open Screen Saver Settings by clicking on the start button and entering
  Screen saver in the search box.
• Under Screen saver, tap or click
  Photos.
• To change one or more of the screen saver settings, tap or click
  Settings, and then do one or more of the following:
  
• To change the speed of the slide show, tap or click the list next to
  Slide show speed(it will give three options Slow, Medium and Fast) select accordingly.
• If you want the photos to appear in a random order, select the
  Shuffle pictures check box.
• Tap or click Save to save the setting changes you made. Then tap or click
  OK in the Screen Saver Settings
  dialog box.

For additional information refer to the link below:

How to use screen savers

Windows help & learning

Hope this information helps!

Thank you.

 

Rotating/Slide Show Screen Saver for Windows 10

Some refinements to
Karthicka_R's minimalist answer.

• Even though MS blithely provides Win8-specific answers to Win10-specific questions, the answer -- at least in this case -- is nearly sufficient for Win10 v1607.
• If users pay some extra attention to what they're doing in the course of his instructions, they can get through the omissions & errors of the instructions:
  • Step 1: In the search Cortana search box type
    "settings" . . . .
    • Very bizzarely (IMHO) the Settings app is subtitled as a "Trusted Windows Store App." I don't care how trusted it is, I do not like the idea of my device settings manager existing at the same level as something out of any App
      Store. In any case, don't let this "App Store" thing throw you off.
  • Step 3: There is nothing (of interest or otherwise) in any corners here. "Lock Screen" is the 3rd item in the list.
  • Step 4: Scroll down on the "Lock Screen" settings page to see the
    "Screen Saver Settings" link.
  • Step 4.1: Select "Photos" in the "Screen saver" field.
  • Step 4.2: Click the "Settings" button.
  • Step 5: Select the pictures via the "browse" button in the pop-up window that results from step 4.2.
  • Step 6: If desired, select slide show speed: "fast," "medium," or "slow."
    • Despite the link they provide for help on the slideshow config settings pop-up, MS provides no guidance on these values, so I don't know if or how they would vary from one platform to another.
    • On my laptop, I observed the following photo update intervals:
      • Fast ≈ 3 sec
      • Medium ≈ 6 or 7 sec
      • Slow ≈ 11 sec.
  • Step 7: The "shuffle pictures" checkbox
    • If set, then the pictures will be displayed in some randomly shuffled order each time the slideshow activates.
      
    • If clear, the slideshows will always sequence through the same pictures in the same order every time the screen saver runs.
    • When I use the "preview" button to check my screen saver config settings, the screen saver slide show always starts with the same picture, and subsequent pix are either shuffled or not. Does the screen saver work the same way as its preview? I can only
      guess.