When my Mac goes to 'sleep," screen blank, a little white message appears that says, "No photos." Twice now. All my photos are intact. Where did this come from? Thanks.
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)
The Mac has a built-in set of screensavers accessed by
System preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver > Screensaver pane
You can set it to do pictures out of a folder or you can set it to do their things. You should deliberately set it to do something OTHER that pictures, and see if that solves the problem.
Also, that one picture you use for your desktop -- can you navigate to it with Finder, and are its permissions correct so that you can read it?
Could you have specified a screensaver that puts up a series of Photos out of a folder?
Thank you, Grant. I just keep one of my photos on the desktop, via my photos on the Mac. I don't have any other screensaver program.
When my Mac goes to 'sleep,' screen blank, suddenly a small white message appears, "No photos." Twice now. What does it mean? All my photos are intact. Thanks.
