Licensed reverse engineer and instead remarkable hacker (inside the superior sort of way) Rafael Rivera, of Uxtheme patching fame,
Office 2010 64bit Key, introduced on TWiT that he identified our sneaky friends through in Redmond basically did enable that cool new "superbar" version on the taskbar in the edition of Windows 7 which was handed out to visitors at PDC (you know,
Windows 7 Professional X64, that just one that Lee showed off). The superbar was demoed in the course of the various Windows seven presentations,
Office 2007 Enterprise Activation Key, but the common consensus was the element hadn't been finished from the time the PDC handout make was prepared.
In spite of this, Rafael simply just could not consider no for a solution,
Office Standard 2010 Serial, and dug down to the innards for the pre-release version of Windows 7 to find that some fairly sneaky developers at Microsoft just rigged it to only seem for particular users with personal computers on Microsoft domains. On flipping somewhat,
Windows 7 X64, he uncovered that the superbar (albeit a somewhat lesser edition than demoed) may just be enabled to the pre-beta create. He posted an exceptionally uncomplicated walkthrough manual and helper application for all those of you that are graced with all the PDC form of Windows seven, but still longing the shiny bits proven off by Steven Sinofsky with the Windows 7 keynote.
Windows 7 Professional X64 Superbar unlocked in PD
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