Download Windows 7 Transformation Pack 1.0

Windows 7 Transformation Pack 1.0 (formerly Vista Transformation Pack) will convert your XP based system to look like Windows 7 and some of its features emulated. You don't have to purchase Windows 7 or any 3rd-party applications to get Windows 7 UI experiences. This transformation pack will simply make it done for you for free!
With Vista's failure to capture the market's attention, Microsoft didn't want to reiterate that mistake and did its best to make out of Windows 7 what Vista should have been: a success. Even if 7 has raked a plethora of accolades from well known, trustworthy testers, there is still a percentage of skeptics that, although long for the sleek looks of the newer OSes released by Microsoft, cling with the utmost stubbornness to old, reliable XP, which for many has become obsolete or is rapidly heading towards this state.

The Windows 7 beauty session for your plain-looking but great-running XP takes 10 steps in which you have to opt for different enhancements, addressing aspects such as screen resolution, DPI setting, installation type, general system user interface for the Windows 7 look, system applications' UI, Windows interface, installation of third-party apps necessary to bring XP's looks closer to the latest OS fashion trend. Desktop enhancements and user account personalization are also present in the transformation procedure.

This will update your Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 with Windows Seven GUI by adding some themes and replacing system files.

Seven Transformation Pack gives to your system the fresh and cool look of Microsoft's new operating system: Windows 7. The pack changes most of the system icons, skins and toolbars and also adds new enhancements to your desktop.

What's New in This Release: 

· Added Superbar tweaks for sleek and groupped taskbar item

· Added Windows 7 new wallpaper
· Added Windows 7 user pictures
· Fixed scrnrdr.exe application for being reported as malware
· Fixed WindowBlinds skin detection bug in Welcome Center
· Removed LClock as it doesn't fit new taskbar UI anymore
· Removed Styler toolbar as it becomes obsolete with ViSplore
· Removed VisualTooltip due to its glitches caused with the system
· Updated battery tray icon
· Updated logon screen with horizontal account list
· Updated logon startup branding to Windows Seven
· Updated Vista Rainbar's default background to transparent (without border)
· Updated theming engine to apply themes and automatically
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Seven Transformation Pack 1.0 (Rapidshare link)

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Seven Transformation Pack 1.0 (link 4) 

Attention: Before installing, please read and follow these simple guidelines for the smoothest experience:
As with all installs of Transformation packs Windows Core files are edited, so please follow these simple guidelines to get the best possible experience from the program.

These are only guidelines, however they are important ones.
1. Before install Turn on System restore and create a restore point.
2. Check the download with a hash checker(download here). The MD5 hash you should get with the checker is (for the exe file not the zip): 41D12DA8F524FCBBEC06DAE643BD83E9
3. Only install on a computer with permission from the owner, if it isn't your machine ask.
4. INSTALL IN SAFE MODE. As the installer modifies system files, Safe mode is the safest way to guarantee a clean install. 
When more problems get reported there will be a help and support thread put together with solutions to known problems, you will also be able to request help if your problem hasn't be covered, or the solution didn't resolve the issue.
The transformation pack modifies system files, so certain anti-virus programs will mark it as a false positive virus detection, in other words because it shuts down parts of Windows to modify them, it shows as a virus. Do not worry, all the pack does is modify the existing files, to match Windows 7, in its current state. The virus it marks as can be listed as: Trojan, or Pskill, which kills the processes it needs to modify.