So the location we're going to go to is System/Library/CoreServices/ and just go into there. This allows you to manually enter in a location. So one way to get to this hidden location for the Screen Saver app is in the Finder here create a new Finder window and then use Go, and Go To Folder. The way to do that is to go to a special location to find the Screen Saver app itself which is usually hidden from you. If you want an actual button that you can press you can actually add something to the desktop. You still have five seconds before you lock your computer and have to enter the password again.īut there's another way to do it too. You can set it for five seconds to kind of instantly lock it but also protect yourself if you accidentally move the cursor there and you didn't mean to. Now if you combine this with your Security and Privacy settings to require password immediately then you can use that as a way to quickly lock your Mac. Then you can move your cursor to that corner and Screen Saver starts. So click on Hot Corners here in System Preferences and you can set one of the corners to start Screen Saver.
The only way to do it that's kind of standard is use Hot Corners. You want to actually go to Screen Saver mode just as if time had passed and it went there automatically. You can preview it here but that's not what you really want to do. You can go to System Preferences, click on Desktop and Screen Saver and then Screen Saver. There's no button in the Menu Bar or anything like that. Video Transcript: So let's say you want to quickly get to the Screen Saver. Check out Start Screen Saver With a Button at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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