Hi Alan:
Thanx for your reply.
I tried as you suggested.
I copied the Mystery.scr.disabled file from the C:\Windows\System
folder
to the C:\Windows\System32 folder and renamed it Mystery.scr
The icon changed to that with a pictue of a man with a hat but no face...
something like the Peter Seller's movie "Being There". If I select or
double-click
the icon, the screen turns black but does not activate any screen saver. Is
there
a related file that must also be moved, such as a dll ?

Thank you...

DaleB


"Alan Edwards" wrote:

Rename it to mystery.scr and try it.

....Alan
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On Sun, 24 Dec 2006 18:43:01 -0800, in
microsoft.public.windowsme.general, Dale
wrote:

HI:
I just upgraded my folks PC from Windows ME to Windows XP Home Ed.
XP home does not have the Haunted House screen saver in its list.
I think that the screen saver file is called mystery.scr (but am not sure).
This file is in my C:\Windows\System folder but is disabled and titled
mystery.scr.disabled. How do I go about enabling this file and getting
my Haunted House screen saver back ? OR, what else do I nned to do ?

Thank you

DaleB