It might be more of a PITA than it's worth but you could try running it in some debugger like Ollydbg or run something like winiternals regmon/filemon/procexp (whichever it's called now) that you can filter for that file and see what registry and file handles it looks for and what the result was (not found, etc). Is this a free screen saver that we could play with also? If this screensaver does not render properly, try disabling full-screen mode via the settings menu, then set the Size. It randomly moves through a maze with red brick walls, running into various obstacles, each with its own effect on the route, as it searches for the exit. scr file, but I'm blowing a bit of smoke right now since I really haven't played around much since Windows 2000 and the one easy but unrelated to the OPs fail of my 16-bit screen saver on a 64-bit OS. The classic 3D maze screensaver that shipped with Windows 95 and 98. I could see those having more issues than a simple single. (I'm thinking it was a Symantec screen saver or perhaps that Sierra Scenic Ocean/interactive shark screen saver that you could actually take over and swim around). I wont trust any other source but Microsoft. Does Microsoft have anything available for it It was a popular theme, and I want to use it for my current operating system. I've seen a few screen savers that had their own folder and additional exe or dlls with sounds, etc so I think the initial. Windows 98 and Windows ME Desktop Themes for Windows 8.1 Im looking for the Mystery desktop theme from Windows 98 and ME to use with Windows 8.1.
Correct, that wasn't what I was referring to though.
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