Just upgraded to High Sierra on my Macbook Pro. Also installed the supplemental update. The screen saver icon on my dock was replaced with a question mark. I know all about hot corners and I've also set up a shortcut key to launch screen saver but I want my shortcut on the dock back. How do I do that?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), iOS 11.2.2
For High Sierra, it looks like it's located at:
/System/Library/CoreServices/ScreenSaverEngine.app
I'm still running Sierra but have a test HS volume where I found the above.
For High Sierra, it looks like it's located at:
/System/Library/CoreServices/ScreenSaverEngine.app
I'm still running Sierra but have a test HS volume where I found the above.
Try restarting into Safe Mode by holding down the Shift key after the chime. Log in and see if your icon is back. Then restart into Normal Mode.
Thanks for the response. It might have worked had I not already deleted the broken icon. Any ideas on how to add the screen saver back to the dock?
Is this an app you're using? I don't know how to put the system screen saver on the Dock. But I found this link after a Google search.
This worked! Thanks! I must be doing something wrong with file search. I did not get a hit when I searched for it. At any rate, it's back on my dock and I'm happy.
No I am not using a third party app. The link you provided is how I previously added the screen saver to my dock prior to High Sierra. Thanks for providing it as I could not find it with google this morning. That method is no longer available in High Sierra. Apple has removed, moved or renamed it.
How to Launch Screen Saver from Dock?
