Windows 8 Transformation Pack v4.0
Is this a joke? Why would anyone in his right mind want to bring the hideous Win8 look and the awful Metro UI and apps to his Win7/Vista/XP install?
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v9.1
Freeware
Vista / Win7 / WinXP
Vista / Win7 / WinXP
Would you like your PC to look like Windows 8 without actually downloading and installing the Consumer Preview version? The Windows 8 Transformation Pack is the solution.
- Seamless installation and uninstallation giving users safe transformation
- Easily configurable in single click with intelligence Metro UI design
- Designed for all editions of Windows XP/Vista/7 including Server Editions
- Genuine Windows 8 system resources with Metro touches
- Smart system files updating with auto-repair and Windows Update friendly
- Fresh start for Vista/Seven Transformation Pack users with updated Windows 8 themes and resources
- UxStyle memory patching
- Windows 8 themes, wallpaper and logon screen
- UserTile with current user auto-configured on login
- Metro UI desktop emulation with pre-configured gadgets
- Aero's auto-colorization feature
- and a lot more ..
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Keywords:
windows 8
transformation
metro
desktop
ui
windows 8 consumer preview
License type
Freeware1
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Date added
23 Jul 2014
Downloads
96,659
File size
92.23 MB
(< 13min @ 1Mbps)
Supported languages
English
Operating systems
Vista / Win7 / WinXP1
1License and operating system information is based on latest version of the software.
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v9.1(Latest stable version) 23 Jul 2014
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v9.0 14 Jul 2014
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v8.10 05 May 2014
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v8.0 15 Feb 2014
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v7 21 Mar 2013
Windows 8 Transformation Pack v4.0 02 Apr 2012
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Windows 8 Transformation Pack v4.0
I was hoping this was the opposite...making Windows 8 act like earlier versions is FAR more useful.
