If you’re here, chances are you’re looking into how to set up a screen saver in Windows 10. Yes, the option to use a screen saver is still available in Windows 10. Although, it may not be necessary as most modern monitors don’t suffer from burn-in the old CRT monitors had problems with. But if you like screen savers, you can always enable it. Let’s get started. First, open settings as pictured below: Windows 10 Settings Then you in the search bar, type screen saver and you will have two options here. Either one will open the same window we are looking for. Windows 10 Settings Search The default option is set to none. But you have a list of options you can choose from in the drown down menu: Windows 10 Screen Saver Settings If you select one of the options it will give you a preview on the top as pictured below: Windows 10 Screen Saver Preview On the right of the dropdown menu, you have the option to preview the screen saver in action to see what it looks like. Just click the pr

  If you’re looking to find out about windows 10 sound settings. You have come to the right place. There are many sound settings that you can have set up on your PC and we are going to try and cover them all in this article. There are a couple of ways to get to your sound settings, and there are a couple of locations where you can change your sound settings, leave it to Windows to make things confusing. But the first location for the sound settings we’re going to take a look at is under the new settings panel. First, open settings as pictured below: Then you want to select System: Then select Sound on the left: Alternatively, you could just open settings and search for Sound and the first option will bring you directly to the sound settings pan: Whichever way you choose to get there you will be shown several options for your sounds. Starting from the top, you will have your output settings. These are all the settings for your sound, they just use the fancy word output. Under “c

  Hey and welcome back to my tutorial on Windows 10 themes. That is welcome back as this is part 2 of the series.   If you missed the last part, you can find part 1 here: Windows 10 Theme Part 1 We left off on how to customize sounds in the last article, so in this article, we are going to start with mouse point options. So go ahead and open up the themes section of your settings and you should see the mouse point options as pictured below: You will be prompted with a new window like below: You will have multiple sections to this window much like the sound customizations. You have at the top schemes. This is a drop list of all the prebuilt schemes that windows have prebuilt. You can go through each scheme and you will have multiple options for different mouse selections. So if you go through the schemes, some will make your default mouse point black and large, some of them will make your pointer white and large. Try them out by selecting the scheme and selecting apply to see how it l