The operating system also included other themes by default (Olive green and Silver), and on the net we could find many others to adapt Windows to our liking. However, analysis of the Windows XP source code has revealed that the OS included a secret theme, which never saw the light of day, that could have turned XP into a true Mac OS X. MacOS UX Pack will give you all new macOS user experience such as theme, wallpapers, and new OS X features combined altogether in single package working on Windows 7/8/8.1/10 without touching system files at all so it won’t have such risk to harm your system at all. Mac OS X Cursor Pack. By RaZcaLinSIDe Watch. Mac OS X Cursors for Windows 2000/XP-Here is a set of alphablended cursors for Windows 2000 and XP. The shadow is already included as transparency bits. Some of you might have alphablending problems, if you do, please look at the tip below it might work. Transform Windows Vista to Mac OS X Leopard. Download.Developed by Hydrattz, this Transformation pack lets the Vista’s pathetic glory go away in minutes.I remmend using the same dock: ObjectDock for the Dock at bottom. Dock Skin: OS X Leopard for ObjectDock by reverse84 though you are free to choose your option.Do checkout optional things you can do with this theme at author’s page. Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack. Free for personal, educational or evaluation use under the terms of the VirtualBox Personal Use and Evaluation License on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris x.

Although Windows has dominated the operating system market for many years already, there is still quite a number of people that prefers Mac over Windows because of advantages such as stability, lack of virus, secure because it is built from Unix and of course the Mac itself looks beautiful. The operating system known as OS X has always looked awesome too and when Windows Vista was released, you would have heard numerous times that a lot of the newer Windows interface is copied from Mac OS X. Unfortunately you cannot just download and install Mac OS X on a non-Apple PC unless you are willing to use some of the hacks that can be found on the Internet.

One of the best and easiest way to have a feel of the latest Mac OS X Mountain Lion on a non-apple computer is to simply install a theme. This way you can still be familiar with the computer usage as it is still Windows except the interface resembles Mac OS X Mountain Lion.

The Mountain Lion Skin Pack is probably the best theme to transform your Windows XP, Windows 7 and even the latest Windows 8 to Mac OS X Mountain Lion. Instead of just changing the Windows color, sound, screen saver and wallpaper like what most of other themes do, this skin pack comes with 3rd party utilities to emulate the unique features found only in Mac OS X.

The installation of this skin pack is really easy as everything is automated including the patching of uxtheme.dll in order to use 3rd party visual style. Simply download the installer, run it and restart your computer when setup has completed. One thing you should take of during installation is to uncheck all 3 boxes when it asks to install IncrediBar which is not needed for this Mountain Lion Skin Pack to work.

The Skin Pack Menu automatically runs whenever Windows is booted up. The menu allows you to refresh icon cache, reload the skin pack if you’ve accidentally uninstalled some of the required utilities and uninstall the skin pack by clicking on the icons. Generally this menu is not needed during startup and can be disabled from automatically launching by deleting the SkinPackMenu shortcut from the Startup folder in Start Menu.

Although this Mountain Lion Skin Pack is so far the most complete theme, but do take note that it loads an additional 10 processes which requires additional memory usage and more time to bootup. After uninstalling the theme, the Taskbar will end up at the top instead of bottom. To move it down, simply right click on the Taskbar, select “Lock the taskbar” to uncheck the option and drag it bottom of the screen.

Download Mountain Lion Skin Pack

If you prefer a more stable Mac OS X Mountain Lion theme that doesn’t install third party programs and simply changes the background, color, cursor and sound, here is one created by djeos546 that works only in Windows 7. Installation is really easy and fast. After downloading the archive file, extract it and run OSX Mountain Lion.themepack file. You will notice that the changes takes effect immediately without require to restart your computer.

As you can see from the screenshot above, there is no Finder bar, Dock and effects. It’s just a plain and simple theme that resembles Mac OS X Mountain Lion.

Download OSX Mountain Lion Theme by djeos546

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works perfectly fine.. thanks..

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This is by far the best Mac OSX theme and it is only one click install!!

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It works perfectly for me

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Looks pretty nice.

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Here is a little something for all of you Mac-lovers who use Windows. A quick and easy way to have Mac OS X mouse cursors on a PC running Windows 7, Vista or XP. Although personally I’m not a Mac person, one of the first things I do after installing a fresh copy of Windows is change the mouse pointers to the Mac OS X ones. Usually this means I have to download a zip of individual pointer icons and then manually assign them to the right cursors in the Control Panel, which is a bit annoying.Well, I don’t have to do this anymore. This morning I put together a nice and easy installer that does all that manual work for me. You can download the installer using the link below.

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Thanks to Shinde for uploading the cursors to Winmatrix.com