
The challenge will be 1-day in duration and offered on the SGS-LLR application, beginning 08 March 15:00 UTC and ending 09 March 15:00 UTC. The second challenge of the 2023 Series will be on International Women's Day, a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8 as a focal point in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence and abuse against women. Welcome back from Tour de Primes! We're kicking off March with a lightning round single-day challenge! Read on. International Women's Day Challenge on March 8th

1: Configuring Screensaver timeout through Personalization settings See how to perform this task via group policy: How to enable or disable Screen Saver in Windows 10 or Windows 11 via Windows Settings or Group Policy. Follow the steps below to configure your screensaver timeout. if you need guides on Windows screensaver you can read these: How to prevent Windows Users from changing the Screen Saver via the Registry Settings, how to set Desktop Wallpaper, Prevent access to Registry Editing tools, enable Screen Saver Timeout, and Password Protect the Screensaver via Group Policy. Note that the screensaver in Windows 10 is turned off by default and you will need a simple configuration to turn it on which I will be demonstrating in this video through the Personalization settings and Registry Editor. But sometimes the screensaver of your computer can get turned on earlier or a bit late, in this guide I will be showing you how to change the timeout settings of the screensaver of your Windows 10 computer. Some organizations make use of the screensaver to disseminate information to staff or for some form of adverts.

The Screensaver is a very good feature that allows the users of a computer to be able to display images or wallpaper automatically when the system is at rest or idle.
