The screensaver in the mobile phone appears during a certain period of time in the standby mode of the device according to the parameters set by you or by the manufacturer. It can also be disabled in the menu of your mobile device. This is also the case for other devices - portable players, laptops, computers, and so on.
Instructions
Step 1
If you want to return the phone screen saver that was installed on your mobile device upon purchase, go to the main menu and look for the power management section. Find the options to enable and display the screen saver, set the time it appears in standby mode, and then apply the changes.
Step 2
If the screensaver has been changed, select the one you need from the list of available ones. Please note that for some phones, the screensaver may return when the current theme of the mobile device is changed, as well as in the current modes.
Step 3
Go to your phone's control panel and select display settings. Go to the screensaver settings menu by setting the time of its appearance in standby mode, as well as choosing the one you like from the list of available ones. Also, download of new screensavers is available for some phone models.
Step 4
At the same time, pay attention to the correspondence of the resolution settings of the downloaded elements with the display resolution of your mobile device. The screensaver file is transferred by pairing the phone with a personal computer via USB cables or a wireless Bluetooth connection. For more information on the installation process, check the download page and the phone user manual that comes with each model.
Step 5
Reset your phone to factory settings if you want to restore the original screen saver settings. To do this, go to the menu for managing your mobile device and select the "Initial settings" item, after which, most likely, you will be prompted to enter a security code, which by default is 00000, 12345 and so on. After resetting the parameters, the screensaver will return to its place, as well as other settings on your phone that you have changed during the operation since the purchase or the last rollback of the system.
