Since there is a version that works with Windows Vista, it is very likely that version will work with Windows 7 unless you have a Bit version. If you decide to install the version for Windows Vista, I strongly encourage you to first create a restore point.
If it does not work, you may want to try compatibility mode. Information for determining whether you have a or Bit OS, how to create a restore point, using themes and using compatibility mode are included below in Reference Information. Reference Information : To find out if your computer is running a bit or bit version of Windows in Windows 7 or Windows Vista , do the following: Open System by clicking the Start button , right-clicking Computer , and then clicking Properties.
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Details required :. Cancel Submit. Andre Da Costa Article Author. Contact the developer of the screensaver to find out about about support for 64 bit versions of Windows 7. During the last week of the year, for example, the palm tree will sport a 'Happy New Year' banner, and on Halloween a jack-o'-lantern can be seen in the sand. The screensaver can be manipulated into showing these features by adjusting the computer clock to correspond with the date of the event.
Today, it is widely available on the internet, but as it relies on outdated bit software components, it will only work on bit versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system, which still support bit applications, although workarounds exist for getting the screensaver to run on Windows bit, Mac OS X and Linux.
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