Download Windows 7 Transformation Pack for XP and Vista

Although there are just 2 days left in Windows 7 RC1 Public Release(May 5,2009).
But Still lot of people have decided not to try it out until Full and Final Version is available to download.

Probably most of PC users are happy with their current Windows Version installed in their system.

Here I am sharing a Windows 7 Transformation pack for XP and Vista users. This Transformation pack will transform their current Windows (XP or Vista) into Windows 7 looks and style. 😉

So that they can enjoy all the feel and look of the future Operating System without installing it.

This is one of best and lightest transformation packs available on net, I am using it on my own PC and faced no problems with it.

The screenshot above is my own Windows XP desktop 😉

This Pack will apply the following to your current Windows installation:

* Win7 Visual Style.
* Replace Some DLLs (required to Apply Visual Style)
* Windows 7 Cursor
* Sound Schemes
* Windows 7 fonts
* Change the look of Taskbar completely
* Change almost all Icons
* Windows 7 boot and login screen.

DOWNLOAD Windows7 Transformation Pack for WINDOWS XP

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DOWNLOAD Windows7 Transformation Pack for Windows VISTA

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Install Visual Styles only

If you do not wish to apply above defined changes by installing this transformation pack, then you can just install the Visual Style of Windows 7.
Which is available separately for download and looks like almost same as visual style as you can see in above screenshot.

DOWNLOAD Windows7 Visual Style for Windows XP
[via DeviantArt]

DOWNLOAD Windows7 Visual Style for Windows Vista
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But in Order to install these Visual Styles you need to Patch you Windows first.

CLICK HERE to learn how.

If you are going to install any of these Packs or Visual Styles, please Leave some Comments on how these are working..specially Window Vista users! 🙂


UPDATE: Check new Windows 7 Transformation Pack for XP/Vista(Released: Nov 29, 2009)