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Hi Justin, Thanks for your response. I actually tried the space bar fix and played with settings to no avail. I also have tried leaving it over night (twice no) to no avail. I suspected a drive incompatibility, unfortunately, I'm currently running the latest driver versions. I just find it very odd that it should do this only when launched as a screen saver. It would seem the API(s) is/are called differently (from a different memory space, perhaps ) when launched via automatic screen saver, which in itself is surprising.... well, perhaps not, after all, it's M$.
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