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Question: Is there ANY way I can download the old “Science Fiction” theme from Microsoft?
I think I had this Science Fiction theme when I had Windows 98. The screen saver was very bizarre. It had 3 (or 4?) of these weird flying things that absorbed into each other. The background was sort of a reddish, orangey planet landscape. Does ANYone remember this? And if so, how can I get it again? I now have Windows XP home. I thank you in advance!
Answer:
Answer by John Mahowald
It seems to be a part of Microsoft Plus! for Windows 98.
I doubt you will find this at retail, so might start looking on eBay or other auctions. Or find somebody giving it away, Windows 98 was a while ago.
You might find it available for download somewhere as abandonware, which assumes that Microsoft has no further interest in the old software. I’m not sure of the legality of this though.
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