Windows ME in a VM! - Tweaking Graphics & Display Scaling

As Windows ME was the last OS based on DOS, old screen savers worked great!

As with my previous Windows ME video, I'm running this on VMware Workstation Player 12.x

Windows Millennium Edition came with about a dozen built-in screen savers but my most favorite screensaver was Johnny Castaway.

Johnny Castaway was actually written at Dynamix (known for the Starsiege Tribes series of games) back when it was owned by Sierra (Sierra On-Line at the time).

Windows ME allowed users to customize the look and feel of the desktop and even provided a "high contrast mode" which was pretty ahead of its time.

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