Recently we released Windows 7 System Properties dialog box for XP users which looks very similar to Windows 7:
Get Windows 7 System Properties Dialog Box in Windows XP
Now we have updated it and made lots of new changes which make it look very close to Windows 7 System properties:
You can download it using following link:
Download Windows 7 System Properties for XP
You'll need to replace existing sysdm.cpl file present in %windir%\System32\ directory with this downloaded one. (Here "%windir%\ represents "C:\Windows" directory if your Windows is installed in C: drive). You can use "Replacer" to replace the file. Take a look at our "Downloads" section to find more information about Replacer.
Also make sure to take the backup of original file before replacing it.
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VG
^^ Please check the FAQ topic.
Emilian
Yo.When I replaced the thingy in system 32 i get a warning that the Windows Version has been replaced with idk Versions.and it asks for the Windows CD which i dont have.Help
VG
^^ Just ignore that message. It happens because of WFP service.
mustafa is stil l11
How To Back Up The sysdm thingy?????????????????????????????????????
VG
^^ Simply copy original sysdm.cpl file to some other safe place.
Joji
Guys, it's kind of best not to download it (no offense VG, just pointing out some things)
KK, I downloaded it, and it says Windows 7 right?
What happens if you want to download something, and it says Windows XP 32-bit or something, but you don't know what version your XP is right?
If you accidentally a program not compatible with your system, it might crash! So I think it's a good idea to keep it as it is, so you won't screw up you computer.
VG, How about you make the same thing, except let Windows 7 say the what type of XP your using?
~Joji~
Josh
Start > Run > cmd:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
bram
VG, is this compatible with tabletxp??
VG
^^ Yes.
arnav gupta
sir through the replacer when i drag the orignal one it shows file can't be replaced and it get closed
your solution would be appreciated by me
thank you