Windows 7 transformation packs!

Jerry Rogers2 said:Honestly, it’s nothing special; I just wanted to see if it worked. I thought the Start menu looked cool enough!
http://downloads.phpnuke.org/screens...3aa59ba74d.jpg

The reason it sucks is because there isn't a single package or program missing from it!😂

The Start menu looks alright. But those 1,500 icons cluttering up the taskbar? They're an absolute eyesore.

In that case, your PC is... let's call it "amateur hour" compared to mine. LOL.

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Give 7TP1.0 a shot. Here’s the link:http://www.windowsxlive.net/. It just dropped last week.
I’ve got Vista Transformation Pack 9 at home, 👍 (just the base version without any third-party apps).
I actually installed 7TP1.0 at the office today, and it was the exact same deal. 👍
One thing to keep in mind during installation: if you’re running Vista Transformation Pack 9 with those extra third-party apps, you absolutely have to uninstall them first. Then, make sure you run the 7TP installer in Safe Mode.
If you're only using the basic Vista Transformation Pack 9, you don't need to bother uninstalling it. You can just jump straight into Safe Mode and the 7TP will layer perfectly over the old transformation without any drama. If you're still feeling skeptical, just head over to their forum and see what the moderators have to say 🙂.

That's Windows 7.
Thanks, but I’ve already messed around with those Windows themes using the ISO Pack 5, and honestly, the only thing I actually liked was that Start menu toolbar and the slightly more modern icons.
I ended up rolling my system back to Vista.
Nowadays, Vista feels like this weird middle ground between XP and 7.