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Windows 7 Themes Pack – U’ll Never Use Another Theme April 11, 2010

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In post I just want share my windows 7 themes collections. lets see at screen shot bellow :
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Stunning Windows 7 Icon Packs March 1, 2010

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Since moving over to Windows 7 a few months back there has been more and more Windows 7 Themes appearing on the Microsoft Site.

The one thing which has not put in an appearance is nice new icon packs for Windows 7. Icons can make the the look and feel of the operating system look very slick and modern.

After doing some research I came across a post on the Windows 7 Forums which had some great sets of icons for Windows 7 which include the install instructions and also an installer program for windows 32bit and 64bit. (more…)

Microsoft finalizes Windows 7 'XP Mode' October 2, 2009

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Microsoft said on Thursday that it has finished development work on the virtualized version of Windows XP that Windows 7 users can use to run programs that won’t work on the newer operating system.

In a statement, Microsoft said that it has finalized the code for the free “XP Mode” and that the software will be made available on October 22, the same day that Microsoft launches Windows 7.

Computer makers will also be able to offer Windows XP Mode with their systems, Microsoft said.

Microsoft said back in April that it would offer the XP Mode. Aimed primarily at small businesses, the virtualization layer is designed to help ease the transition for those still running programs that don’t work properly with Windows 7 or Windows Vista. (more…)

Say "Good bye Windows XP and Welcome Windows 7" September 25, 2009

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Microsoft has wanted to kill Windows XP for years. There was only one problem: the users refused to let it die. Now that Windows 7 is almost ready to go, Microsoft is, once more, trying to ax XP.

Microsoft did this to themselves. Vista was a flop. Even now, according to Net Applications’ Market Share, Vista has only a lousy 23% of the desktop market. For a while, Microsoft ignored the fact that even their own executives were horrified by just how bad Vista was. But then the Linux-powered netbook came along, and Microsoft was frightened enough by its early successes that it un-retired Windows XP Home.

Now, Microsoft wants to kill off XP again. Step one will be bringing free support for XP to a close on April 14th. Step two is letting anyone and their uncle get a free copy of the Windows 7 release candidate sometime in May. The timing is by design. (more…)