windowstransformation
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Post by windowstransformation on Jul 3, 2024 2:58:18 GMT -8
This old version of this utility tool program is now possible to restore.   Here is what you'll need to do: Grab these files from a Windows Vista ISO: C:\Windows\System32\cleanmgr.exe C:\Windows\System32\en-US\cleanmgr.exe.mui Now here's what you should do, to make this program to work: Replace cleanmgr.exe in System32 and replace cleanmgr.exe.mui in en-US. If you're using a different system locale, you can get these files in your language. And when your done, The result should become like this:   This can also be done with other versions of this program, such as Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.x or any Windows version that you prefer. |
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Post by Brawllux on Jul 3, 2024 4:34:33 GMT -8
This old utility tool program is now possible to restore. View Attachment View AttachmentHere is what you'll need to do: Grab these files from a Windows Vista ISO: C:\Windows\System32\cleanmgr.exe C:\Windows\System32\en-US\cleanmgr.exe.mui Now here's what you should do, to make this program to work: Replace cleanmgr.exe in System32 and replace cleanmgr.exe.mui in en-US. If you're using a different system locale, you can get these files in your language. And when your done, The result should become like this: View Attachment View AttachmentThis can also be done with other versions of this program, such as Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.x or any Windows version that you prefer. This utility was never removed from Windows. Is it really called restoring when this utility was never removed in the first place? |
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windowstransformation
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Post by windowstransformation on Jul 3, 2024 5:20:12 GMT -8
This old utility tool program is now possible to restore. View Attachment View AttachmentHere is what you'll need to do: Grab these files from a Windows Vista ISO: C:\Windows\System32\cleanmgr.exe C:\Windows\System32\en-US\cleanmgr.exe.mui Now here's what you should do, to make this program to work: Replace cleanmgr.exe in System32 and replace cleanmgr.exe.mui in en-US. If you're using a different system locale, you can get these files in your language. And when your done, The result should become like this: View Attachment View AttachmentThis can also be done with other versions of this program, such as Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.x or any Windows version that you prefer. This utility was never removed from Windows. Is it really called restoring when this utility was never removed in the first place? Yeah i do know. Well, this wouldn't be restorable, if the original utility tool wasn't moved away from the System32 folder. Because many users will mostly rename the file to a different file extension to just keep the different extension file there and replace it with something else they would want to see. But if the user finds anything wrong, they will rename it back to the default file extension and make it work again. Because i'm not bricking anyone's windows installation, they can just keep the original program and continue on, and keep their OS safe. Only when they can find it useful. |
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Post by Brawllux on Jul 3, 2024 5:51:26 GMT -8
This utility was never removed from Windows. Is it really called restoring when this utility was never removed in the first place? Yeah i do know. Well, this wouldn't be restorable, if the original utility tool wasn't moved away from the System32 folder. Because many users will mostly rename the file to a different file extension to just keep the different extension file there and replace it with something else they would want to see. But if the user finds anything wrong, they will rename it back to the default file extension and make it work again. Because i'm not bricking anyone's windows installation, they can just keep the original program and continue on, and keep their OS safe. Only when they can find it useful. What are you trying to say? The modern version is also in system32,literally no one moved it anywhere. And what "most people" are you talking about? No one "restored" this because it was never removed. Nothing you tell there answers my question. |
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windowstransformation
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DWMBG vs OpenGlass, who will crash first?
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Post by windowstransformation on Jul 3, 2024 6:29:28 GMT -8
Yeah i do know. Well, this wouldn't be restorable, if the original utility tool wasn't moved away from the System32 folder. Because many users will mostly rename the file to a different file extension to just keep the different extension file there and replace it with something else they would want to see. But if the user finds anything wrong, they will rename it back to the default file extension and make it work again. Because i'm not bricking anyone's windows installation, they can just keep the original program and continue on, and keep their OS safe. Only when they can find it useful. What are you trying to say? The modern version is also in system32,literally no one moved it anywhere. And what "most people" are you talking about? No one "restored" this because it was never removed. Nothing you tell there answers my question. Well okay then. I understand. |
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Post by Jevil7452 on Jul 3, 2024 8:23:26 GMT -8
As you can see, the program does have some differences as compared to the Windows 10 version. And English probably isn't their first language. So yes, for a more accurate Vista transformation, or simply if you preferred the old way the program worked, there is a point to do this.
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