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by plg6
More of an oldie than you might think on this one! Check the file c:\windows (or c:\win95) depending on how you have your system set up - the file to look at is the old system.ini! The last line of the top section, marked [boot] on my Win 95 machinehas the line:
SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\DECAY.SCR
Add this line in and see what happens. There were a couple of references in the Registry under a search argument of "saver" but nothing in the Registry referenced "decay.scr" so that's how I cameto check the other files.
by pbg_61
The SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\DECAY.SCR
is in the system.ini file
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by nettek
Try the following:
When you boot to the machine and get to the logon screen, select "Cancel". Set up the screen saver. Reboot and log on as usual.
Hope that works.
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