Are you getting tired of seeing the same screen saver on your MacBook? Do you want to change it to something more refreshing? Well, you’re in luck because we’ll show you how to do it in this tutorial.
First, click on the Apple icon on the top bar of your finder window. If you can’t find it, just make sure to close or minimize any programs that are currently open. Once you see the tab, click on the icon and select “System Preferences.” Wait for a moment for the window to load and then click on “Desktop & Screen Saver,” which should be the second button on the list.
Next, select the “Screen Saver” option on the right side of the window. Be sure to select this option instead of the desktop button. There are various screen saver options on the left side of the window, and you can choose any of them by clicking on them. You can also change the word of the day or add a specific message if you want.
If you want to switch between different screen savers, you can choose the “Shuffle slide order” option. You can also choose to show a clock or use a random screen saver by selecting the options available. If you want to use your own photos, you can select your different photo albums or choose a specific folder or photos as your screen saver.
Lastly, click on the drop-down menu and select the appropriate source for your screen saver. You can choose from different photo albums, your photo library, or other sources you have on your MacBook.
That’s it! Changing your screen saver on a MacBook is a straightforward process. We hope this tutorial has helped you, and you can now enjoy a fresh new screen saver on your computer.