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Glass CMD for Vista/Seven



A Small Compiled AutoIt Script that works in the background and enables aero on the background of any new cmd window

Virus Alert Issue: occurs because used UPX compression

How To Use :

1 - Open the exe file and it will sits in the tray

2 - Open any new cmd and aero will be applied on it

Aero  Media Player

1. Full Aero Support

2. Task bar Buttons for stop , pause ,play and volume mute or mute off

3. Perfect Outer Glow of pause and play button just like Windows Media Player 12

4. Small size Application with compare to Windows Media Player.

5. It also shows preview of Album Art /Album Cover of song in taskbar thumbnail...(when you mouse over it`s thumbnail in taskbar)

6. Shows status of current media player in taskbar(means how many part of song is played)

"Glass Notepad" is a standalone application for Windows Vista and 7 which provides full Glass interface. So if your graphics card supports Aero theme, you will definitely enjoy this nice application.



 It supports all basic Notepad functions and the Menus are almost same as Windows default Notepad. It should also work in earlier Windows versions like Windows XP.

Yeah .. its True , you can set  Videos and animations as your desktop background .Download and Install DreamScene Activator. It is a freeware software .DreamScene is a feature that allows users to set any video in WMV/MPG format as the desktop wallpaper. This feature was  included in Windows Vista Ultimate Edition,Windows 7





Download and Run the  DreamScene Activator as Administrator. In case you get an unhandled exception error, simply click on Continue.



Next, click Enable DreamScene.



The Explorer will now restart and DreamScene will be enabled.

After the explorer has restarted, the user will be able to use DreamScene.



 This program supports .mpg & .wmv video formats.



right click on a video and Set as desktop background(Set as DreamScene). By right clicking on the desktop you can pause or play DreamScene!!

    Microsoft reserves 20% of your available bandwidth for their own purposes like Windows Updates and interrogating your PC etc



You can get it back:



Click Start then Run and type "gpedit.msc" without quotes. This opens the group policy editor.



Then go to:

--> Local Computer Policy

--> Computer Configuration

--> Administrative Templates



--> Network



--> QOS Packet Scheduler



--> Limit Reservable Bandwidth.



Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth.



 It will say it is not configured, but the truth is under the 'Explain' tab i.e." By default, the Packet Scheduler limits the system to 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection, but you can use this setting to override the default."

So the trick is to ENABLE reservable bandwidth, then set it to ZERO. This will allow the system to reserve nothing, rather than the default 20%.

Tile-based Windows 8 is getting around the corner. But for those  who like the Tiles, here are a few tools that can make your Windows 7 to the tiles.

Omnimo 4

Omnimo 4 is a Windows Phone 7 inspired multifunctional interactive desktop information center based on Rainmeter, a popular desktop customization platform. It turns your desktop into a productive and attractive workarea where delivers the information you need. Every interactive tile on the desktop gives you information at glance, and can be easily customized to your needs.

Omnimo 4 requires Rainmeter 2.0 or higher installed on your Windows 7 system first  before can be installed and configured.

AeroTile

AeroTile is a free portable utility tools that adds an selective glassy aeroful tiles on your computer’s desktop. By using it, you have the choices choosing many of the options like My Computer, Control Panel, Fonts, My Documents, etc.

It’s a fairly easy to use tool. Simply download and extract the files from the zipped file, and launch it. Then, pick up the items you want them to show on your desktop in tile shape. The only downside is that you will have to manually organize those tiles to make them layout neatly.

Mosaic (formally known as Metro Home 2)

Mosaic is an application that brings Metro UI to your desktop. It’s a set of widgets that displays in tile on your desktop showing the content from your local computer or from the Internet.

When the application is running, it shows a list of selective choices from the panel that stick to the right side of your desktop. Simply click to select them and it will immediately show on the desktop. Once on the desktop, you will be able to move them around just dragging and dropping to the grid predefined by the application.

Windows8Menu

Windows8Menu is a simple portable application that put the Windows 8 UI on top of Windows 7 desktop. It works just like any other application that you can simply launch and see what it offers. You can also customize the settings to show the stuff you would like to see.

Zetro

Zetro is a Windows 8 metro UI style theme made for Windows 7. It brings the snazzy tiles to Windows 7. The Zetro theme takes a few steps to get Windows 7 ready to the tile, but it’s fairly easy to follow the instructions in the Readme file from the package. And because it’s a Theme pack, you can switch between Tiles and Aeros back and forth fairly easy.