Living Waterfalls 2
The Living Waterfalls screensaver includes two animated nature scenes with waterfalls, as well as various birds and land animals that move through the screen. Sound effects are included, as well as piano music that plays in the background. These cannot be muted.
Free 
5.81 MB 
for Windows 
7,334
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| Subject | Replies | Last post |
| Won't install | 2 | 2 years ago |
Anti-virus report for Living Waterfalls 2
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| Virus scanner | LivingWaterfalls2Install.exe |
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| Last scanned | 5 days ago |
We have 1 file for "Living Waterfalls 2"
- LivingWaterfalls2Install.exe (Windows)
| File report #1 | |
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| File name | LivingWaterfalls2Install.exe |
| Target system | Microsoft Windows |
| File size | 5.81 MB (6,094,567 bytes) |
| File type | Portable Executable (EXE) |
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| Detection ratio | 0/15 (0%) View report |
| Popularity | |
| Total downloads | 7,334 |
| Last downloaded | 18 hours ago |
| File verification | |
| MD5 | add788a6205b60f94fd73f804626f671 |
| SHA1 | c59c0fab18d0437572af62a1016f28ad611f98d8 |
| SHA256 | 416321110e8def423f4a8bd5f2de61aaf7ff3276d4b35d7ed6c0ceac3c8a2483 |
User reviews (7)
no music?
The music was beautiful and the waterfall was amazing remind of paradise in God
Arrrggghhh! It doesn't work on XP. Bummer.:(
I installed this screensaver in 2003. I miss freeze.com
IT'S GREAT
Someone really needs to educate these people as to what a screen saver actually is. Screensavers serve an important purpose, which is to prevent "burn in" on your monitor. Burn in occurs when your desktop is left loaded for long periods. And yes, it can happen to ALL types of monitors including LCD's. Burn in happens due to images on the screen being in place too long. Screensavers prevent burn in by displaying MOVING images that force every pixel on your screen to continuously (or periodically) change intensity. Many of the so-called screensavers on this site feature an image in which only certain parts display variations in brightness. The rest of the image doesn't move at all, which of course is going to CAUSE burn in, and is totally counter to what the screen saver is for.
This is a decent work of art, but would make a better desktop. It is NOT a screensaver by any stretch of the imagination.
BRILLIANT!
