Mac Themes for Windows 7

Have you always envied the vibrant looks of Mac themes but never owned a Macintosh? Well you don’t have to be envious anymore, because you can now have the same themes on your very own Windows 7 machine. Wondering how this could be possible? Read on for an inside scoop into how it is made possible.

Snapshots of Popular Mac themes

Experts say that the Mac OS Leopard was the coolest looking OS in the market. Below are the snapshots of the best Mac themes for Windows 7 in 2009.

Snow Leopard – Download

 

Leopard Dark – Download

 

Leopard Inspirat – Download

 

LIM Leopard – Download

 

There were more additions in the year 2011. Below are some of the snapshots of the popular Mac themes for Windows in 2012.

 Caesar Port – Download

 

Caesar Mod – Download

Nuala Black – Download

 

iMod Inspirat – Download

 

MochaRocha – Download

 

Tequilla – Download

 

Prerequisites for Installation

Experts say that you can give your Windows 7 a Mac look in 10 minutes. Before you begin you will need the following. Since you are going to use a Third Party theme you are required to download the following software which will allow you to customise your Windows 7 desktop:

1. UniversalThemePatcher
2. The Mac Theme

Step-by-Step Instructions for Installation

1. After you have downloaded the Universal Theme Patcher, double click to open file.
2. Open the folder Univaersal Theme Patcher
3. Select the patcher acoording to your computer (64 or 86 BIT)
4. Select your language and click OK
5. The next dialogue box – Universal Theme patcher report will show you that 3 files need to be patched. Click Yes
6. Click Patch for all three options in the next dialogue box. You will be asked to restart your computer
7. After you have restarted your computer, install your Mac theme
8. After installation, double click to open the downloaded Mac file.(Leave this window open)
9. Open the hard drive of your computer
10. Double click Windows>Resources>Themes 
11. Extract the two files from the downloaded Mac Themes to the location of the previous step.
12. Open the Control Panel>Change Theme
13. You will find your theme under Installed Themes
14. Click Save Changes.

 

 

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