Get Vista For Free - Vista Transformation Pack 7

June 28th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

Filed Under: Everton

Tags: Free, Software, Vista, Windows

I had to setup XP on a laptop for a friend at the weekend, and I was shocked to see how complete my conversion to Vista has been. I found it really hard to use XP, and it just seemed to clunky and boring.

If you haven’t upgraded to Vista yet, or you can’t justify the expenditure then check out Vista Transformation Pack 7 which has just been released. This free package will allow you to give your PC the slick Vista look and feel for free. Setting up VTP7 is easy as there is now a one-page setup page that lets you do a quick install. It even checks for software conflicts with other skinning programs you might have installed like WindowBlinds.

To download Vista Transformation Pack 7 click here.

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Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University, and currently runs the Portal and online operations for one of the largest ISPs in the UK. He also writes for Windows 7 News.

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   Comment by zeke on 24 September 2007:

   OMG! This is so awsome!

   It LoOKS exsacly like VISTA!
2. #13
   

   Comment by Shankar on 15 July 2007:

   Good one really, for people who have low CPU speed n memory and like to use vista, this would work better then haveing Vista eating 550MB ram at normal run immediately after installation and CPU usage is always more than 10%
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   Comment by Anon on 1 July 2007:

   It will eat resources if your pc has low config. And 30 mb to download.
4. #11
   

   Comment by Tim on 28 June 2007:

   i installed an earlier iteration of this and it removed the DNS numbers from my wifi settings.. took me ages to work out what had gone wrong I would advise anyone who is thinking of getting this to just save up for vista if having all those effects are important to them.. also in the version i had the transparency effect was weak.. check out XPize for a neat GUI overhaul. just google XPize for it.

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