Transform your Windows XP in Windows7 in few minutes

         The Microsoft Release Candidate is already out and free to download. But still if you are one of those XP lovers like me who can’t stop using XP then you can try the Windows 7 kinda look for your XP.
        Today I  found all in one Windows XP to Windows 7 transformation pack.By using which even a newbie can get the complete Windows 7 look without doing any extra work. It is as simple as installing a new software on your PC.

 

Windows 7 trasformation pack: With Windows 7 remix you can make your XP look like Windows 7 in just few clicks. It supports Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Media Center Edition and some other flavors of XP.
Languages:
  • Spanish
  • English
Will work with only 32 bit edition of Windows.

 click to download Windows7 Remix

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