Screen saver is displayed on primary monitor only in environment when Windows does not provide enough privileges for screen saver to run, like Welcome screen, i.e. when none of the users are logged in.
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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- Using Screen Savers
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- Why screen saver is not displayed on multiple monitors on Windows Welcome screen?