You could use a small utility MonitorES.
Go into the preferences (accessible from the system tray icon) and check “Auto SSaver On” option.
When using Windows Key + L to lock your computer, the screen saver should show up instantly.
Using Screen Savers
- Basic use
- Screen saver types
- If I create a screensaver for someone, do they need to have your software to see it?
- I cannot find option to create .scr file
- How can I set the password for the screen saver?
- Can I put generated screen saver on my website?
- I created screen saver but I can’t find it in the screen saver list?
- How can I edit a screensaver (.scr or .exe file) I created?
- How can I share a screensaver with my family and friends?
- Will generated screen savers work on a Apple Mac?
- Can I install generated screen saver as Windows default without displaying dialog box first?
- What is the best practice for handling different display resolutions?
- Screen saver opens Notepad
- Why screen saver is not displayed on multiple monitors on Windows Welcome screen?
- Advanced use
- How to deploy screen saver using Group Policy (GPO) or System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)?
- How to digitally sign screen saver?
- Seeing “We can’t verify who created this file” message
- How to run screen saver when no one is logged in?
- How to start screen saver immediately when lock computer?
- How to display login/lock screen, i.e. require user password after screen saver?
- How to log users off after when starting a screen saver?
- Why do some antivirus software detect screen saver as a malware?
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