Uninstall screen saver on your computer

The computer room of the school is shared by multiple classes. The screen protection is specified for the students in the same class during the class. ProgramAnd set a password. If a student in the next class does not use a computer within the specified time (the shortest time is 1 minute), the screen saver is run. The students in this class don't know the password, so they have to press the reset key to restart the computer. At this time, the hard disk of the computer is rotating at high speed. When you press the reset key to restart the computer, the hard disk containing a large amount of data will be scratched. Long enough, it will lead to the failure of the hard disk, not only the loss of a large amount of teaching data, but also increase the economic burden of the school. Therefore, in the multi-class and multi-working computer room, uninstalling computer screen protection programs has become an urgent requirement for most teachers. Next, I will write down my practice of uninstalling the computer screen saver and share it with my colleagues.

I. setting methods in Windows 98 (me)

1. Open the "run" dialog box and enter the Regedit command to open the Registry Editor.

2. Enter the primary key of HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ current version \ es \ system. If the system primary key does not exist, create it manually.

3. Create the dowrd key value nodispscrsavpage. If the value is 1, the "Screen Saver" option of "Display Properties" is hidden. If the value is 0, the screen saver is displayed normally.

Ii. settings in Windows XP (2000)

1. Open the "run" dialog box, enter the gpedit. msc command, and open the "Group Policy" edit window.

2. in the "Group Policy" edit window, choose "Local Computer Policy> User Configuration> Manage template> Control Panel> display branch ", double-click the "Hide Screen Saver" tab on the right of the window to open the "Hide Screen Saver" tab properties. In the "properties" dialog box, select "enabled" and click OK.