While you download software applications from the internet, when you try to run them, Windows or your Antivirus software might give you some warnings or even block the application from running. Common types of warnings are the following:
When downloading files from the internet, Avast (and other antivirus software like AVG) might block the downloads marking them as infected by DRep. The message is a bit misleading because DRep is not a virus infection but rather a preventive downloading blockage. Read here how to fix it.
A picture is worth 1000 words, they say.
If you see something is wrong with the screensaver, press the "Print Screen" button on the keyboard.
This is a special key that puts a copy of the screen in the clipboard without stopping the screensaver.
Do not try to get a screenshot with the mouse since the mouse movement would stop the screensaver.
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