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10 New Windows 7 Themes [July 2011 Edition]

Here is another round of Windows 7 themes. Please read the instructions provided by the theme author to learn how to use it. Often the author provides links to wallpapers, icons etc. which makes it possible to achieve the exact look as shown in the screenshot. These needs to be downloaded and applied separately or using separate tools, some of which has been previously discussed here. 

Also checkout the June and May collection and previous collection of Windows 7 themes – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.

8 Skin Pack 3.0

8_skin_pack_3_0

Elemental: Snow

elemental__snow

Lion Skin pack 6.0

lion_skin_pack_6

SLAVE for Windows Seven

slave_for_windows

Ubuntu skin pack 5.0

ubuntu_skin_pack_5

WP7 VS

wp7

Zetro VS

zetro

Catalyst

catalyst

Chill Visual Style

chill_visual_style

Cur7ed RC1 Visual Style


cur7ed_rc1

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  1. Rohit LangdeAugust 1, 2011 at 8:37 AM

    I am using Skin Pack 3 since last month and now planning to switch WP7 VS, it's really impressive!

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