sure,
Rich73Kelly … but depends on what your choice of poisons are … you want retro or the newest incarnation?
also, you are referring to
'screen-savers' … and not themes o' backgrounds o' lock-screens, etc.?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=screensavers+desktop
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=screensavers+for+the+computer
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=screensaver
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=screensavers
personally, i wouldn't trust any
'app' from
microsoft's store … far as i'm concerned, nearly all developers have some manner of nefarious agenda in mind … at the very least, they will be downloading your private data. i'd also be very dubios/cautious about files one locates on the internet.
archive.org offers retro s-savers from the 98/xp era … google 'em. many websites offer third-party s-savers … google 'em.
i still have a copy of xp's 3d-windows s-saver on my hard-drive … name of the file is "
3DwindowsXP" … google it and you are bound to come up with references to that file. those you find may not be safe … they may have been repackaged.
however,
Rich73Kelly … you need to realize … many files can/may contain all manner of malware 'n infections. do your homework … research to the third power. use
virustotal.com to inspect the url before d/l the file … malware has been known to piggy-back, on top of, legitimate files across networks. once your file has been downloaded … throw your complete arsenal at the file.
windows-defender may not be up to the challenge … you need something more rugged.
i also advise you to never use download managers hosted on websites … those are the websites that
'package' the legitimate software with "extras". you end up downloading only their install-utility … you then dbl-clck that file … your action initiates downloading the file
(s) … from god knows where … exactly!
you also should create a system-restore point,
Rich73Kelly … save your personal files off-site. screen-savers are notorious for including exploits 'n viruses 'n malware. understand how to install software by going through advanced protocol. make sure the browser being used is up-to-date … make sure your security arsenal is up-to-date … make sure your win-os is up-to-date. if you skipped
any update … you could be heading into trouble.
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