How to make Windows XP look like Windows Vista
May 26th, 2007 by Ross McKillop |
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Using Vista Transformation Pack 6.0, you can transform your Windows XP PC into something that looks, and in some ways acts, like Windows Vista.
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After:
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Keep reading for more screenshots and installation comments/warnings.
During the installation of Vista Transformation Pack you’ll notice a common theme - repeated warnings that it could seriously damage your system. If you use your PC for work-related tasks, I would not suggest trying to install this program. If you’re willing to take a bit of a gamble, go for it. If you do give it a shot, make sure to create a System Restore point first.
Start menu and Display Properties
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One Response to “How to make Windows XP look like Windows Vista”
By Fat Gooner on Nov 1, 2007 | Reply
A buggy resource hungry piece of junk software, looks impressive to start with but slowly the systems functionality is crippled.
Three different machines i have tried this on, and with the same results on all 3 boxes, the beginning of the end is signalled by the loss of the seach option from the start bar, swiftly followed by loss of control panel and desktop/background utility.
If you really wish to make your system look and somewhat operate like Vista then my choice would be Vista Inspirat.