Windowsu Enterprise to Ultimate

Windows 7 Enterprise To Ultimate, Professional Or Home Premium Edition

You have a PC running Windows 7 enterprise edition that you want to use for your personal, daily usage? Let’s face it – the enterprise edition of Windows 7 OS is powerful and robust, but it is really not very friendly or useful to a home user. On the other hand, Windows 7 Ultimate may turn out to be the perfect choice for you. Or perhaps you want Home Premium for your wife, or your parents?

While it is very easy to upgrade Windows 7, downgrading is not that easy. In fact, downgrading to an earlier/lower version would mean an entire fresh installation (which also means re-formatting your primary drive), which is definitely not very convenient. Hence, Windows 7 Downgrader comes to rescue.

This small portable tool is as simple to use as you can imagine. Simply run the program on Windows 7 Enterprise edition and select the version you want to downgrade to. Next, insert your Windows installation disk, select ‘Upgrade’ and your Windows 7 Enterprise will be downgraded to the version you have specified. Simple and efficient!

Download:Click here

Password: royaltt7

Author’s Note: Please keep in mind that you cannot use this program to upgrade any version of Windows 7 (like moving from Home Premium to Ultimate etc). It can only be used to downgrade from Windows 7 Enterprise to any other version of Windows 7.

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Change Windows Logo

How to Change or Remove Windows Logo from Windows 7 System Properties?

You can customize or remove Windows logo in System Properties using following 2 methods:

METHOD 1: By editing shellbrd.dll file

·  METHOD 2: By editing systemcpl.dll file

First method will allow you to remove as well as change Windows logo but the second method will only allow you to remove Windows logo from System Properties.

We have tested these methods in Windows 7 but they should also work in Windows Vista and Windows 8.

METHOD 1: By Editing Shellbrd.dll File

"shellbrd.dll" file contains the Windows logo image which is shown in System Properties window. This file is present in "%windir%\Branding\ShellBrd" folder. Here %windir% represents "Windows" directory which can be found in the system drive where Windows is installed. In most of the cases its C:\Windows.

1. First copy shellbrd.dll file from "ShellBrd" folder to some other location for example Desktop.

2. Now open the new file in Resource Hacker.

3. The Windows logo is stored in the file as a 32-bit BITMAP image in following locations:

Bitmap -> 1050, 2050 and 3050

4. If you want to replace the Windows logo with your own desired logo, replace the above mentioned 3 bitmaps with your desired 32-bit BMP file.

If you want to remove Windows logo, simply delete the above mentioned 3 keys by right-click on the key and select "Delete Resource" option.

PS: If you don't know how to replace or remove resources in a file, check our exclusive Resource Hacker tutorial to learn more.

5. That's it. Save the file and replace original file with it as mentioned in Step 7 of this tutorial.

METHOD 2: By Editing Systemcpl.dllFile

You can also remove Windows logo from Windows 7 System Properties window by editing systemcpl.dll file and removing the code.

1. First open systemcpl.dll file in Resource Hacker and go to UIFILE -> 1001 key as mentioned in steps 1 and 2 of following tutorial:

Ultimate Guide for Customizing Windows 7 System Properties

2. To remove Windows logo, you just need to delete line number 133 containing following code:

<element id="atom(WindowsEditionLogo)" layoutpos="right" accessible="true" accrole="graphic" accname="resstr(301)"/>

Or you can replace layoutpos="right" with layoutpos="none" in the above mentioned line to hide the logo.

3. That's it. Click on "Compile Script" button and save the file.

4. Now replace original file with your new file using the step 7 of this tutorial.

That's it. You'll not need to restart or log off. Just open System Properties and get ready to see the desired changes.

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