Bring new features of Windows 7 to Vista and XP

Windows 7 is currently only trial version, so there will be many errors occur in the process of using. If you do not want to use the trial version, but want to get new features of Windows 7, the following article will help you.
If you have tried to download and install the trial version of Windows 7 product key, you will have to be amazed at the range of new features, as well as significantly improved improvements over the previous versions. Older versions of Windows. If you feel the Windows 7 add-ons do not want to "risk" to use a product that's still in beta, then why not bring them to the current version? (Windows Xp or Vista)? Here are a few tips to help you customize your old Windows with the convenience of Windows 7.
Bring the Taskbar of Windows 7 to Windows Vista / XP.

In Windows 7, you can easily find the Taskbar is designed more convenient with the Icons quite large, making it easy to access your favorite applications. For Windows XP product key and Vista, you can get this by using the Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer program. This is a fairly simple utility that helps you change the Taskbar without having to perform complicated installation steps. When needed, you can easily return to the same interface with just a few clicks.
Download Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer here. After download, you activate to use immediately without installation. The interface of the program appears, you click on the image bar to the right to get the Taskbar of Windows 7. In case you want to return to the old Taskbar of Windows XP / Vista, click on the picture on the left. Finally reboot the machine for setting to take effect.
AeroPeek feature for Windows XP / Vista
Windows 7 has a utility called AeroPeek, which allows you to preview open windows that are under the taskbar by opening a small window on the desktop as a thumbnail when you mouse over the corner. to the right of the open window, at the same time "fading" the current window and do "transparent" other windows.

This feature is already available on Windows Vista (so this feature is not really needed for those who are using Vista) but compared to Vista, the image content of the window will display on the 7th and more clearly. And if you are using Windows XP, this will give XP a whole new feature.
After the full installation, restart the computer, then click AeroPeek and Visual Task. Finally, enjoy the great effects of Windows 7.