What is the name of the Windows screensaver showing a flying Windows logo?

The Windows screensaver showing a flying Windows logo is called Flying Windows.

Flying Windows was a built-in screen saver associated with Windows 3.1 and later releases including Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Me. It displayed colorful Windows logos moving outward from the center of the screen, creating the impression that the logos were flying toward the viewer.

The name is easy to confuse with other classic screen savers. 3D Pipes showed animated pipes, Starfield simulated travel through space, and Mystify produced shifting geometric patterns. Flying Toasters was also famous, but it belonged to Berkeley Systems' After Dark collection rather than being the standard Windows-logo screen saver.

Screen savers originally helped reduce the risk of phosphor burn-in on CRT monitors. By the Windows 95 era, they were also a recognizable way to personalize an idle computer, even though modern LCD and OLED displays generally rely on power management instead.