Once you copy all the pictures you want in your screensaver to the folder you created, move on to… Our “Copy to / Move to” tip works great for this. Then copy all of the photos you want to appear in your screensaver to that folder. Make a folder in your Pictures folder called “MyScreenSaver” or whatever tickles your fancy – as long as you know what it is. But you can choose any folder you want, so here’s what I recommend that you do first. But it won’t use the pictures in any subfolders in your Pictures folder.
By default, Windows 10 will use whatever photos you have in your Pictures folder. This is a step you won’t appreciate now, but you will later. If you’d like to make a custom screensaver using your personal photos, or any photos on your computer, follow me., and I’ll show you how. And I sure didn’t realize how easy it was to do. Until yesterday I hadn’t given any thought to making screensavers on Windows 10 using pictures already on my computer. This tip was inspired by a question I was asked during a support session.
How to Make Your Own Screensaver on Windows 10
