Windows Vista themes, that look like XP?

How to Make Windows Vista Look Like XP By Alexia Petrakos, eHow Expert in Computers How to Make Windows Vista Look Like XP I After 6 years of Windows XP, you've gotten used to certain conventions, and you miss the Start button and the classic start menu with all your programs listed within easy reach. If you're nostalgic for XP's interface, here are a few steps to get back some of the things you're missing. Instructions Difficulty: Moderately Easy Things You’ll Need: * PC running Windows Vista How to Get the Start Button Back Step1 Fire up your computer. Step2 Right-click on your Windows Vista desktop and select "Personalize." Step3 Double-click "Theme", which is the second-to-last on the list. Step4 Select "Windows Classic" from the drop-down box in the Theme Window. Step5 Click the "Apply" button to save your changes. Now Vista's starting to look a little more like XP. How to Get the Start Menu Back Step1 Right-click on the "Start" Button you just brought back in the lower-left hand corner of your screen. Step2 Select "Properties" in the menu that pops up. Step3 Go to the "Start Menu" Tab in the Properties window. Step4 Click on the radio button next to "Classic Menu." Step5 Click on "Customize" to further alter the start menu to your liking. You can add and remove features like recent files or favorites, change icon sizes or add the "Run" command. Play around until it's to your liking. How to Make it All Look Like Vista Again Step1 Right-click on the "Start" Button. Step2 Select "Properties." Step3 Select the "Start Menu" tab. Step4 Click on the radio button next to "Start Menu." Step5 Hit the "Customize" button. Step6 Click on the "Use Default Settings" button. This will revert all your Start Menu changes to the original Windows Vista Start Menu. Then click on "OK" to exit the "Customize" screen. Step7 Click "Apply" to save your changes and exit out of the Properties window. Step8 Get rid of the Windows XP-style "Start" button by right-clicking your Vista Desktop and selecting "Personalize." Step9 Double-Click "Theme." Step10 Select "Windows Vista" from the drop-down. Step11 Click "Apply" and now your Windows Vista computer looks like a Windows Vista computer once again.