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Windows' screen saver options have changed very little since the days of Windows 95, with the main exception being menu location changes. Every version of Windows has a built-in screen saver suite complete with several screen saver options; you can activate these from within the "Personalization" menu.
1-Right-click your desktop and select the "Personalize" option. Unlike in Windows 10, you can access the screen saver settings from directly within the "Personalize" menu.
2-Click the "Screen Saver" option. You can find this in the bottom right corner of the Personalize window.
3-Review your screen saver options. Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 have the same default screen savers as Windows 10 with similar settings; for example, you can only customize the "3D Text" and "Photos" options.
4-Select a screen saver. You'll find a list of the same seven screen saver options here as you would in Windows 10.
5-Customize your screen saver's "Options" menu. You can only do this for "3D Text" and "Photos".
6-Change when you'd like your screen saver to turn on. This value--which dictates how long your computer has to be inactive before your screen saver kicks in--is to the right of the "Wait" text. You can click the up or down arrows next to the number to increase or decrease wait time.
7-Click "OK" or "Apply" to save your changes. Your Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 screen saver is now active!
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