How do I take off screensavers? I have an underwater screen with swimming fish, bubbles, etc. Window;s Vista and behind the fish I have a Halloween screen with black cat, bats, etc. How do I get my screen back?

here is an image from the manual... i believe the icon that looks like a fish with bubbles is the underwater mode.

Hi There

You don't get your old screen sever in windows 7, bcoz windows 7 is update and all the wallpaper & screen sever is changed.

If you want the same you installed same windows before you are using.


Thanks

Have a nice day....

The top left square has the Black and White striped fish in the middle.
At the top is the Orange fish swimming right to left.
At the bottom is the Black and Yellow fish with Orange stripes wmimming right to left.
On the left is the green fish with yellow stripes swimming left to right with its mouth behind the fish in the middle.
On the right is the bluish fish with yellow horizontal stripes swimming left to right.
Hope this is a good enough discription, good luck!

The option is under Screen saver options or there is an idle time shut off selection under Power Saver options as well. When you select your screen saver there is are specific options to customize how it shows and how long before it activates. Some screen savers have more options than others.

The easiest way to patch a hole in a vinyl pool liner is with the water still in the pool. With an inexpensive underwater repair kit, some swimming goggles and a few hours to allow the patch to cure, you will be back to enjoying your aquatic playground. jQuery('.intro .thumbnail').each(function(i,e){ jQuery(e).find('img').one('error',function(){ jQuery(e).remove(); }); }); Difficulty: Easy Instructions Things You'll Need:

• Pool repair kit (underwater) Rag Scissors Swimsuit Swimming goggles

1. Step 1 Locate the tear in the liner. You may need to get into the pool and examine the surface wearing swimming goggles.
   
2. Step 2 Read the patching kit instructions thoroughly before starting the job.
   
3. Step 3 Clean debris from the area around the tear using a rag.
   
4. Step 4 Use scissors to cut a patch for the hole. Use the vinyl from the repair kit to for the patch. Be sure it is at least 2 inches in diameter and will cover the entire hole.
   
5. Step 5 Use applicator brush that comes with kit to apply adhesive to the back of the vinyl patch. Do not apply too much adhesive or the patch will not cure properly.
   
6. Step 6 Fold the patch in half. The adhesive should be on the inside of the fold.
   
7. Step 7 Enter the pool water and relocate the area in need of patching. If hole is accessible from the outside of the pool, there is no need to get into water.
   
8. Step 8 Hold patch underwater as close to the hole as possible. Unfold patch while underwater and apply to the hole.
   
9. Step 9 Press the patch firmly while smoothing it from the center to the outside edges. This will help remove any excess air bubbles or water from under the patch surface.
   
10. Step 10 Let patch cure as indicated on repair kit instructions.
    

If your are running Windows XP you have have several options. USE OPTION 3 ONLY if you are comfortable working with system files and as a last resort.

1. Open your "control panel" > "Display". This will open your "Display Properties" window. Click the screen saver tab and set your screen saver to "[None]" This setting will not put your monitor into any screen saver mode.
   
2. Open your "control panel" > "add or remove programs" usually a downloaded screen saver will appear in this list, find the appropriate file/screen saver you wish to remove & click remove. If you wish to permanently remove the screen savers.
3. I strongly suggest you do full back up of your system or at minimum create a "Restore Point" BEFORE you do any of the following suggestions!!! You could also search for the screen saver files. Click "Start" > "Search" This will open the "Search Results" Dialog window. look in your local hard drive where XP OS is installed. This usually is your c: drive. In the "All or part of the file name:" box enter "*.scr" this will give you a list of screen savers in your "C:\WINDOWS\system32" folder. Be VERY CAREFUL working in this file!!!! If you delete the wrong file your OS System may quit working properly or altogether! I am not sure if a downloaded screen saver has the file extension ".scr", I think they do. Maybe someone else could clarify that for both of us.

GOOD LUCK!!!

Coin 1: After the checkpoint, there are pipes blowing bubbles upwards. The
second set of pipes is a red followed by two greens; enter the first
green pipe (the middle pipe of the set) and swim across the cavern to
get the coin.

Coin 2: About two thirds of the way through the level, the coin can be seen at
the top, between two bubble-blowing pipes. Swim up and get it, but
beware the purple fish that will swim after you.

Coin 3: About three quarters of the way through the level, there is a P switch.
Hit the switch and immediately swim right; the coin is easily grabbable
at this point.

he differences between Windows Vista and Windows XP are the start menu,the icon and screensaver. Therefore, you have to change the appearanceof these features. At first, you have to download a few software. Theyall are free. These software will help you to change your computer'sappearance from XP to Vista. After the transition, you can only find afew differences. Here is the list of software that you need. Click tofollow the link of each software.

Vista Start Menu

Vista Screensaver Ported to XP

Folder Icon Changer

After downloading, you can start with your changing process. There are three steps:

Step1: At first, download and install Vista Start Menu. It is only about1MB. Besides changing your start menu to Vista style, this softwarehelps to set up hotkeys for shut down and restart. You can also changethe font size in start menu.

Step 2: Now, download VistaScreensaver zipped folder. In Windows Vista, there are four differentscreensaver styles: Aurora, Bubbles, Mystify and Ribbons. To use thesescreensavers, you have to unzip the downloaded folder (file type is.scr) to C:WindowsSystem32 in your Window XP system. Right click onyour desktop and choose "Properties". Choose "Screensaver" tab. Pickyour Vista screensaver and click OK. You can also check file *.txtenclosed in the zipped folder to know how to make your screensaver workas you want.

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or if you just want to Install Vista completly you can do this (only if you have the Vista DVD/CD OS) (click here)

Try this Aquarium Screen Saver

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Watch as your monitor fills with water and real 3D fish begin to swim around the screen you were just working on!
Features:

-Real time 3D fish that don't just swim back and forth, but towards you and away from you, up and down. Like real fish!
-Uses realistic 3D fish models, not just flat 2D images like other screen savers do!
-Dymanic underwater lighting. So if the surface of the water ripples, so does the refracted light!
-Download additional fish with ease! The registered version lets you download fish right into the screen saver from the --Settings screen on the Mac OS X version, and from the website for Windows. It couldn't be easier!
-You can select the background you want! From your wallpaper or a random image (jpg, png or gif files), as well as the option to capture the current screen.
-Select between warm and cold, salt water fish, and fresh water fish, or mix them all together! Remember virtual fish can all survive in the same virtual water!
-The fish's eyes move, so they now look around as they swim across your screen.
-Background Hum/Bubbling sound for that real aquarium atmosphere.
-Many options so you can customize it to your liking. With the full version, you can have as many as 40 fish swimming around at once, as long as your CPU can handle it!