If you’d like to emulate the look on an earlier version of Windows,
you’ll need this Windows 8 Transformation Pack tool instead. It takes
the UX Pack and adds in a number of extra elements that emulate key
aspects of Windows 8 already built into Windows 7 such as the
translucent Windows Aero interface. Basically, if you want to get the
Windows 8 look in Vista, XP or Windows Server, you need this instead.
Installation is simple enough: extract the setup file from the zip
archive, then double-click it to get started. If you’ve installed the
pre-requisites (.NET Framework 4.0, plus .NET Framework 2.0-3.5 if
you’re running Windows Server or the 64-bit version of XP) you can
select what to install and then click Install to see if the program will
be able to supply you with the features you desire
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