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What is XPize?: A quick visual reply

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since when do you use a dutch windows? :D

Edited by klasa

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Lol, I've just found those images on the net :P Hope "the author" doesnt get angry for taking his screenies of my app :)

hmmm, i must admit i aint never even used it,, it any good? just looked at some screenshots on the site, on one i see it also installs logon screens too, sounds like alot can be done with it, nice work, i really gotta try this baby out, as basic xp is pretty boring cheeers :thumbup

Edited by trickytwista

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Give it a try and solve your doubts:)

Really usefull images for those who ask what is xpize.

It's a huge evolution from standard windows. :yes::yes:

strange , i installed it ok and its added better features n stuff however when i goto xpize settings in program list and try open it i get this error, application failed to initialise properly (0xc0000135) whatever that means, cheers

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remember this is not the support topic for whatever version of XPize, anyway you have to install NET framework in order to run XPize Settings. Enjoy :)

Edited by XPero

ooops , sorry guys i was forgetting, i using backup laptop to mess on whilst servicing pc, thx xpero i shall install framework on this lappy, cheers

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Nice, I like what I see but does this add a resource penalty?

You mean if XPize takes system resources? NO, XPize replaces resources, so it is not running in the background. It is an "install and forget" installer and you won't notice any performance decrease

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