Post your question or problem on our message board. After the computer has been idle for the set number of minutes (customizable via the Screen Saver Settings panel), the slideshow should automatically begin to shuffle through your collection of photos. You have now successfully set up the Photos screensaver. Finally, click "OK" to exit the panel and set the slideshow as your current screensaver.This allows you to choose how you want your photographs displayed. There are photo transition options on the right hand side of the Screen Saver preferences window. Once you are in System Preferences, choose Desktop & Screen Saver, then select the Screen Saver option. If not, the folder you selected may not contain any images try selecting a different folder. Next, open System Preferences to set the screensaver up. A small window opens where you can change your screen saver and set how. Clearly this will work best when you have more than one image. Your photos should now begin to appear in the preview window within the Screen Saver Settings panel. Open the Background drop-down menu to choose between Windows spotlight, Picture. System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver > Screen Saver > choose one of the modes that uses a picture > Screen Saver Options > Choose Folder.
You can also optionally change the speed of the slideshow, and set the display order to random or sequential.Click "Browse", then locate and select a folder containing the images you wish to be shown in the slideshow and click "OK".In the list of screensavers, locate and select "Photos" (or "My Pictures Slideshow" if you have Windows XP).Simply follow the below instructions to tell the screensaver which folder it should use: This slideshow will consist of photos and other images contained within a particular folder on your hard drive, such as the "My photos" folder, or any other folder you specify.
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