aubymori
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Post by aubymori on Jun 14, 2024 9:43:51 GMT -8
It is possible to get the Windows 7 Ease of Access dialog on Windows 10 (and presumably 8.x). The files included will only work on en-US locale! If you want to use another locale, get a Windows 7 ISO or VM of that language, and grab Utilman.exe.mui (and dui70.dll.mui if needed) from it. Then you can follow these steps with that file.
Files needed:
http://aubymori.github.io/#!/files/old-utilman
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1. If you have not already, put the Windows 7 dui70.dll (and its MUI) into System32 as dui71.dll(.mui). These files are included in the above link. 2. Take ownership of Utilman.exe and Utilman.exe.mui, rename them, and put in their place the included files (or your own MUI if locale is not en-US). 3. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL, click the accessibility icon, and see that the dialog is the Windows 7 version! Preview: |
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Post by Windows User on Jun 14, 2024 16:46:22 GMT -8
It is possible to get the Windows 7 Ease of Access dialog on Windows 10 (and presumably 8.x). The files included will only work on en-US locale! If you want to use another locale, get a Windows 7 ISO or VM of that language, and grab Utilman.exe.mui (and dui70.dll.mui if needed) from it. Then you can follow these steps with that file.
Files needed:
http://aubymori.github.io/#!/files/old-utilman
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1. If you have not already, put the Windows 7 dui70.dll (and its MUI) into System32 as dui71.dll(.mui). These files are included in the above link. 2. Take ownership of Utilman.exe and Utilman.exe.mui, rename them, and put in their place the included files (or your own MUI if locale is not en-US). 3. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL, click the accessibility icon, and see that the dialog is the Windows 7 version! Preview: It worked for me,Thanks a lot!  |
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PatrickTBP
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Post by PatrickTBP on Jul 16, 2024 13:53:30 GMT -8
thx this worked great for my 10to7 mod
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eggcorn
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Post by eggcorn on Jul 28, 2024 4:24:43 GMT -8
It is possible to get the Windows 7 Ease of Access dialog on Windows 10 (and presumably 8.x). The files included will only work on en-US locale! If you want to use another locale, get a Windows 7 ISO or VM of that language, and grab Utilman.exe.mui (and dui70.dll.mui if needed) from it. Then you can follow these steps with that file.
Files needed:
http://aubymori.github.io/#!/files/old-utilman
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1. If you have not already, put the Windows 7 dui70.dll (and its MUI) into System32 as dui71.dll(.mui). These files are included in the above link. 2. Take ownership of Utilman.exe and Utilman.exe.mui, rename them, and put in their place the included files (or your own MUI if locale is not en-US). 3. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL, click the accessibility icon, and see that the dialog is the Windows 7 version! Preview: this also seems to work on windows 11! thank you sm! |
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Post by enderboy on Jul 28, 2024 9:59:56 GMT -8
It is possible to get the Windows 7 Ease of Access dialog on Windows 10 (and presumably 8.x). The files included will only work on en-US locale! If you want to use another locale, get a Windows 7 ISO or VM of that language, and grab Utilman.exe.mui (and dui70.dll.mui if needed) from it. Then you can follow these steps with that file.
Files needed:
http://aubymori.github.io/#!/files/old-utilman
(BBCode STILL refuses to format this link properly.)
1. If you have not already, put the Windows 7 dui70.dll (and its MUI) into System32 as dui71.dll(.mui). These files are included in the above link. 2. Take ownership of Utilman.exe and Utilman.exe.mui, rename them, and put in their place the included files (or your own MUI if locale is not en-US). 3. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL, click the accessibility icon, and see that the dialog is the Windows 7 version! Preview: How do you get accent colour on control alt delete screen? It always shows blue for me no mater what |
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