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JSI Tip 6703. The Windows XP PowerToys Fun Pack.
Jerold Schulman
May 13, 2003
2 Min Read
The Windows XP PowerToys Fun Pack page contains:
PowerToys are additional programs that developers work on after a product has been released to manufacturing. They add fun and functionality to your amazing Windows experiences.
Note Do you only want one of the PowerToys? No problem. Choose either the Full Fun Pack from the column at right, or the Partial Fun Pack that you prefer.
Windows XP Video Screen Saver PowerToy
The Windows XP Screen Saver PowerToy makes it easy to play any Windows Media® Video or series of videos (such as home movies created with Windows Movie Maker 2) as your Windows XP screen saver.
Windows XP Desktop Wallpaper Changer PowerToy
Make your computer desktop more dynamic, interactive, useful, and fun. The Wallpaper Changer PowerToy allows your desktop wallpaper to change automatically. It also lets you choose which images to display. Select the folder of images to display as a slide show and set the display interval to change wallpaper every few minutes, hours, or days. The simple intuitive interface is easily available from the system tray.
Minimum System Requirements
The hardware and software requirements for Windows XP Creativity Fun Packs are as follows:
Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional
A 350-megahertz (MHz) processor
64 megabytes (MB) of RAM
300 MB of free hard disk space
VGA video resolution monitor
CD-ROM or DVD drive, keyboard, Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
An Internet connection may be required for some features
Windows XP–compatible sound card and speakers or headphones
256-color video card
3-D graphics acceleration and 16 MB or more of video memory is required for some features. The video adapter must be compatible with Windows XP. Please see the below recommended system configuration for more information.Note: You can confirm that your video adapter is compatible with Windows XP by reviewing the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) page at the Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs Web site. Type the video adapter manufacturer name in the Search box, and then select Display from the list of hardware types.
Recommended System Configuration
A 500 MHz or faster processor
128 MB or higher of RAM
Super VGA (800 × 600) or higher video resolution monitor
A video display adapter with hardware 3-D graphics acceleration and 16 MB or more of video memory, including the following:
Matrox G400 and G450
SiS300
Trident BladeXP 128
3Dlabs Permedia 3
Video cards using the ATI Radeon and Rage 128 chipsets
Video cards using the NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 and GeForce chipsets
If you are using a video adapter containing the ATI or NVIDIA chipsets, we recommend you download and install the latest video card software drivers from the manufacturer's Web site.
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