DisableScreenSaver

DisableScreenSaver is a somewhat old applet with the sole purpose of preventing the screensaver from booting up. If your background image is too good to be obstructed by the screensaver, or you simply feel hindered by this OS feature, disabling it seems a perfect solution for that specific issue.

DisableScreenSaver feels no empty space within your operating system, as most modern iterations have internal settings allowing one to disable the screensaver. This tool thus comes in handy for users running older OS versions, or systems who for whatever reason cannot apply the internal settings.

Running the program is a walk in the park. Just extract the executable file from within the archive and launch it. Being a portable tool, DisableScreenSaver spares you an installation process and makes itself available for multiple machines, if necessary.

An interface was not a real concern for such an application. When launched, instead of a classic UI, you control the app from the System tray. Of course, because DisableScreenSaver behaves like a switch, there will be only the option to start/stop the disabling of the screensaver.

To conclude, DisableScreenSaver is indeed nothing but a simple switch for the screensaver. In case your OS does not have this capability, or it is somehow unresponsive, you can use this tool to patch it out.