Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Windows Seven RC is already out, but if you're unsure whether to try it or not, you can always start by applying the new look and fear to your current operating system.
With Seven Remix you can make Windows XP look like Windows Seven in just a few clicks. This theme includes all the eye-candy featured in Microsoft's new operating system: wallpapers, skins, cursors, system sounds, screensaver and, of course, the boot and logon screens.
Visual themes are usually difficult to install and get running. Seven Remix however can be installed in a breeze. The installation wizard walks you through the whole process and also lets you choose exactly which elements will be installed and which not. For further security, Seven Remix also creates a system restoration point before applying any changes.
On the downside, this theme only includes basic visual changes. That means you won't get Aero effects, window preview or any of the other advanced Windows 7 graphical features.
Seven Remix enables you to give your good old Windows XP a shiny, renewed Windows 7 appearance.
http://uploading.com/files/1mf673ae/Seven_Remix_XP_2_2_by_Niwradsoft.zip/
http://www.ziddu.com/download/6968501/Seven_Remix_XP_2_2_by_Niwradsoft.zip.html
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
New System Files! (If you have downloaded and installed my previous versions of Windows 7, this pack will replace them.) If you haven't, these files will replace your existing ones.
Explorer.exe (an all new Windows Explorer with 7 style bitmaps and icons)
MyDocs.dll
MyComp.dll (new)
Shell32.dll
Msgina.dll
Mmsys.cpl
Main.cpl (new)
Themeui.dll
Sysdm.cpl
Fontext.dll (new)
Shimgvw.dll (new)
Xpsp1res.dll
XPSP2res.dll
User32.dll (new)
Webcheck.dll (new)
Logonui.exe
MsPaint, Notepad and Calculator with updated icons (new)
An optional Recycle Bin entry (just click and follow directions.)
Replacer Utility
Refresh utility.
Directions:
1. Using WinRar or 7zip Freeware unzip folder to desktop. Unzip the enclosed 'Files' folder .
2.Use the Replacer utility provided to put the listed system files into your Windows/System32 directory.
IMPORTANT! Place Explorer.exe in the WINDOWS main directory.
Restart Windows.
3. Click on *emptyrecyclebin.reg* in the 'Extras' folder if you want to add that to your context menu.
Note: It's always a good idea to back up system files you're replacing. If you don't notice a change in system icons after restarting Windows, use the enclosed refresh utility.
