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you may be able to change its colors, texture, or animation style. “On

                resume, display logon screen” means “When you interrupt the screen saver,
                don’t take me all the way back to what I was doing; make me sign in again,
                for added security.”

                At the bottom of this tab, click “Change power settings” to open the Power

                Options Control Panel pane described on “Programs and Features”.




                  Tip
                  If you keep graphics files in your Pictures folder, try selecting the Photos screen saver. Then click
                  the Settings button and choose the pictures you want to see. When the screen saver kicks in,
                  Windows puts on a spectacular slideshow of your photos, bringing each to the screen with a
                  special effect (flying in from the side, fading in, and so on).





                Turning Off the New Look


                If you’re used to pre–Windows 7 versions, things look a lot different in
                Windows 10. You may miss the less flashy, more utilitarian look of

                Windows Vista or XP. If you’re in that category, don’t worry: Windows
                comes with a whole trainload of Off switches.



                Turning Off Window Snapping and Shaking


                If you drag a window close to the top edge of your screen, the window
                expands to fill the whole screen. If you drag it close to a side of your screen,
                the window expands to fill half the screen. If all this auto-snapping makes

                you crazy, turn it off as described on “Split the screen into three or four
                windows”.



                Turning Off the Tall Taskbar


                The Windows 10 taskbar shows relatively giant icons—with no text labels.
                And you no longer get one button for each open window; Windows
                consolidates open windows within each program to save space.
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