Snow Transformation Pack 1.5 Released

[Windows X]

Finally, it's time for the second release of Snow Transformation Pack. Since this release is mainly for fixing bugs I found so people who enjoy first release without problem may not find it exciting. But for people who couldn't get it working right, this version should be a lot better than the first ones. You can now use application like jDownloader and install in non-English edtion OS without trouble. Dock is now RocketDock with older but more stable StackDocklet. I still don't know what really caused no sound issue so let's hope it got fixed right among things I did in this release.

Changes in version 1.5

-Changed Dock application from RK Launcher to RocketDock with older StackDocklet for performance/stability (new configuration)

-Fixed Desktop Theme Enhancements being checked even they aren't checked from configuration

-Fixed FontSmoothingGamma value that breaks some applications like jDownloader

-Fixed reboot prompt to restore Windows Explorer shell if user choose not to reboot

-Fixed system files modification compatibilities with non-English edition OS

-Fixed x64 system files modification compatibilities

Download Snow Transformation Pack 1.5

MD5 Hash of "Snow Transformation Pack 1.0.exe" is 52C20A939DD69741C5FCBDEB41AF4EA8

[LightShadow]

Does this modify system files, or run as a background process? Is it safe and easy to use and uninstall too?

[+jamesyfx Subscriber²]

If it's anything like previous transformation packs, it will modify a handful of system files and be sometimes difficult to remove.

[sw1tch..]

I would suggest testing this is a virtual machine if you are concerned with it messing up your main install. As above mentioned, previous transformation packs can make a mess when you try to remove them.

[Windows X]

This time is different. It's easy to install and remove with safety and clean. No removal issue so far from what I've heard.

[KiHu]

:o Not seen you in a long time Windows X.

Nice to see you again.

Also.

Nice pack, might give it a go on my macbook :D

[MBarvian]

This is ABSOLUTELY NOT SAFE. I installed it, and have been unable to uninstall it. It came up in the control panel, but it did not uninstall. Now it does not appear in the control panel. I'm gonna have to search the freaking registry to uninstall it. /Sigh.

worked beautifully for me... I just ran as administrator and uninstalled through its desktop shortcut.

also, amazing themepack (if you're into that kind of stuff). Great work. Definitely a paradigm for themepacks to come

[NoneAvail]

Using it right now, installed on my main laptop. Pretty snappy, and looks great. Now I just gotta find a theme for firefox to match the whole thing!

[Quattrone]

I like a lot transformation packs like this one but when you deal with system files transformed, you are dealing with a risk of your Windows became unstable with performance issues.

[Windows X]

Version 1.5 is released mainly for bug fixing.

Changes in version 1.5

-Changed Dock application from RK Launcher to RocketDock with older StackDocklet for performance/stability (new configuration)

-Fixed Desktop Theme Enhancements being checked even they aren't checked from configuration

-Fixed FontSmoothingGamma value that breaks some applications like jDownloader

-Fixed reboot prompt to restore Windows Explorer shell if user choose not to reboot

-Fixed system files modification compatibilities with non-English edition OS

-Fixed x64 system files modification compatibilities

Download Snow Transformation Pack 1.5

[1510]

I remember when he was releasing the XP Transformation Packs (I believe they were from 98 to XP).

Now a OS X transformation pack?

[knightsaround]

hi,

is this snow transformation pack made for XP too?

its not stated made for XP but vista and 7 compatible..

[Scorbing]

If you want a Mac so bad, get one. Nothing beats the real thing. All this so-called transformation packs do is mess an already stable, fast Windows OS and turn it into crap.

[jjolayemi]

Been trying to uninstall this for the past hour now. Leaving a restore as my last resort.

I originally used the welcome program thing that came with it to try to remove it, but all that did was remove it from my installed programs.

I'm now installing it again and plan to try that again, hoping it will actually uninstall this time.

As some other guy said, I was an idiot for not trying it on a virtual machine first :'(