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I will try that in the morning. &nbsp;Thanks
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I am looking to force a number of Windows 7 machines to use the &quot;Photos&quot; screensaver (PhotoScreensaver.scr) as their screensaver. &nbsp;<br />
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I want to specify a different folder location for the images than the default.<br />
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I see how the screensaver can be set by either GPO or by setting the registry entry HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\SCRNSAVE.EXE<wbr /> to use &quot;C:\Windows\system32\Photo<wbr />Screensave<wbr />r.scr.<br />
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I have not been able to find how to change the default folder location for the pictures.<br />
In Windows XP - it is Registry Key: &nbsp;HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Screen Saver.Slideshow<br />
value: ImageDirectory --&gt; C:\utils\DockPC-Images<br />
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In Windows 7??<br />
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Assistance would be greatly appreciated.<br />
thanks
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I am looking to force a number of Windows 7 machines to use the "Photos" screensaver (PhotoScreensaver.scr) as their screensaver.  

I want to specify a different folder location for the images than the default.

I see how the screensaver can be set by either GPO or by setting the registry entry HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\SCRNSAVE.EXE to use "C:\Windows\system32\PhotoScreensaver.scr.

I have not been able to find how to change the default folder location for the pictures.
In Windows XP - it is Registry Key:  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Screen Saver.Slideshow
value: ImageDirectory --> C:\utils\DockPC-Images

In Windows 7??

Assistance would be greatly appreciated.
thanks

Windows 7 - PhotoScreensaver.scr - change location of folder for pictures

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