The desktop keeps growing — a new app, your own photos on the wall, and a way to share the chaos. - Windows Media Player joins the desktop — drop in your videos from Files and play them in a faithful '90s player. - Set any photo as wallpaper — pick straight from your albums in Display Properties. - Share the moment: save your SkiFree yeti wipeout as a GIF, or capture the whole desktop with Print Screen and send it off. - Calculator gains a Scientific mode — trig, logarithms, powers, and memory keys. - Spider Solitaire polish: a real winning card-cascade, double-tap to play, and multi-level undo. - The usual fidelity pass — an authentic hourglass wait cursor, truer 3D Flower Box colors, and a tidier Control Panel.

Seven eras, one desktop. Pick your decade in Display Properties ▸ Appearance — now Windows 3.1, 95, 98, Me, XP, Vista and 7. - Windows 3.1 isn't just a new coat of paint: it boots into the Program Manager shell, with its program-group launcher and a bar of minimized icons — no taskbar, just like '92. - Windows 7 brings its own boot splash and a brighter, glassier look. - New game: Gomoku — line up five in a row against a sharp AI. - The usual round of fixes and polish.

Seven eras, one desktop. Pick your decade in Display Properties ▸ Appearance — now Windows 3.1, 95, 98, Me, XP, Vista and 7. - Windows 3.1 isn't just a new coat of paint: it boots into the Program Manager shell, with its program-group launcher and a bar of minimized icons — no taskbar, just like '92. - Windows 7 brings its own boot splash and a brighter, glassier look. - New game: Gomoku — line up five in a row against a sharp AI. - The usual round of fixes and polish.

SkiFree has arrived. Bomb down an endless slope, weave between trees and moguls, launch off jumps for style points — and watch out for the yeti. Faithfully rebuilt from the original. Two classics also got the full Windows 95 treatment: - My Computer is now a real Explorer window — working File / Edit / View / Help menus, a toolbar and address bar, an icon grid of your drives and folders, and a proper status bar. - Calculator gained working Edit / View / Help menus, Copy & Paste, and hardware-keyboard input. Also new: - The 3D Maze screensaver navigates cleanly again — no more getting stuck against a wall. - The usual round of fixes and polish.

SkiFree has arrived. Bomb down an endless slope, weave between trees and moguls, launch off jumps for style points — and watch out for the yeti. Faithfully rebuilt from the original. Two classics also got the full Windows 95 treatment: - My Computer is now a real Explorer window — working File / Edit / View / Help menus, a toolbar and address bar, an icon grid of your drives and folders, and a proper status bar. - Calculator gained working Edit / View / Help menus, Copy & Paste, and hardware-keyboard input. Also new: - The 3D Maze screensaver navigates cleanly again — no more getting stuck against a wall. - The usual round of fixes and polish.

New look: Windows XP. Pick the XP (Luna) style in Display Properties > Appearance and your whole desktop changes — blue taskbar, green "start" button, rounded window buttons, and the era's "Bliss" wallpaper to match. It joins Windows 95, 98, Me, and Vista as the fifth era. Also new: - Your desktop assistant's speech bubble now pops in with a little bounce. - A tidied-up preview monitor in Display Properties, plus assorted fixes and polish.

New game: Reversi — outflank the computer and flip the board to your color. Grab the corners and they're yours for good. Smart AI, classic Win95 styling. Also new: - Your desktop assistant now shows up as one of nine different characters — each with its own voice and tips. - The Recycle Bin can now restore deleted files — long-press a file and put it back. - My Computer now shows the A:, C:, and D: drives. - Smoother window focus, plus assorted fixes and polish.

New: a Clippy-style desktop assistant — the classic Office helper, reborn. It pops up with period-perfect tips as you click around the desktop. Also in this update: - Retro context menus on desktop folders and My Documents files — long-press to open, rename, or delete. - The taskbar now fills all the way to the bottom edge of the screen. - Faster, more reliable launch — and your files are safer if something goes wrong.

New: set your own photo as the desktop wallpaper. Open Display Properties ▸ Background, pick any image from your library, and it tiles or fills the screen just like the classic patterns. Also in this update: - Full VoiceOver support across the games, dialogs, and the desktop — every card, tile, and menu is now spoken. - Screensavers and animations now respect Reduce Motion. - Haptic feedback on card flips, wins, and button presses for real Win95 tactility. - The Winamp window can be dragged further down the screen. - Tidied up the wallpaper names in the Background list.

Display Properties is now the authentic Win95 dialog. The Background tab lets you pick a pattern (23 originals — Buttons, Daisies, Logs, Diamonds, Bricks, and more) and wallpaper independently, and the Appearance tab lets you switch Arcade Style between 95/98/Me/Vista — every window's title bar gradient updates instantly. Desktop icons can be dragged anywhere, and turning on Auto Arrange from the desktop context menu compacts them into a gap-free grid. Icons clamp to the visible area. A genuine-activation watermark sits in the bottom-right.

Five new apps and games — FreeCell, Hearts, Notepad, Paint, and Winamp. A first-launch Welcome screen, a Win95 system tray with battery, Wi-Fi, and clock, and desktop folders you can create with a long-press. My Documents now lives in its own space, separate from the desktop. Korean localization is more thorough. Fixed a Winamp Now Playing crash and made Notepad reliably start with a blank untitled document each time it's opened.

Cold-launch the app and the screen now warms up like an old CRT monitor before Windows 95 boots — a one-time effect per session that sets the mood. Korean localization added. The full Win95 sound scheme is back: authentic startup chime, error beep, exclamation, hand, and click sounds, all wired to the right system events. Window 3D bezels were unified across every dialog and toolbar, the File menu dropdown got proper Win95 cascading behaviour, and the taskbar height was normalised so games no longer clip into it.

Calculator joins the desktop! Plus a redesigned Start menu with vertical "Arcade 95" banner and cascading Programs submenu, a working Run… dialog (try "winmine", "sol", "calc"), and a proper Shut Down sequence — complete with the orange "It's now safe to turn off your computer" screen. Window title bars, menu bars, and 3D bevels were rebuilt from scratch for the closest Win95 look yet.

Pick your idle screensaver from the new Display icon on the desktop — choose Mystify, 3D Maze, 3D Pipes, or leave it on Random. The classic Windows-style "Display Properties" dialog lets you preview your pick on a tiny CRT before saving.

This update adds Pinball 95, the new Pipe95 screensaver, desktop icon actions, and a credits window, along with visual polish across the retro desktop experience.