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This day, last month,  I released a small utility  to patch system files in Windows 7 Build 6801, the build given out at this year’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC), to enable some features that Microsoft intentionally tried to hide from the public. Chris Holmes  and I were scratching our heads over Aero Peek, a feature that we knew worked in some builds, but wasn’t working on Blue Badge’d systems. I initially wrote it off as an unfinished quirk but I took another look… … and noticed I totally missed a series of checks made in the registry. Each protected feature has a pair of enabling override bits that are checked for, one for those on the Microsoft domain and one for those that aren’t. I’m not sure as to the rationale behind that, but I suspect it was implemented this way to prevent Microsoft employees from leaking working override bits. Overkill in my opinion. Revision 3 of the tool  no longer patches system files, no longer requires administrative perm...

For English scroll down Un programador ha indagado varias características del Windows 7 que Microsoft había mantenido en secreto Este programador, Rafael Rivera, ha lanzado una utilidad denominada “Blue Badge” (pinche aquí para acceder al blog del programador y así poder descargar Blue Badge) que parchea nueve sistemas de archivos en Windows 7, incluyendo “explorer.exe” y “shell32.dll”. La función de esta herramienta, es lograr traspasar la protección que Microsoft agregó en la versión alpha de Windows 7, la cual tenía como objetivo mantener en secreto algunas de la características que aún estaban trabajando. La función de esta herramienta, es lograr traspasar la protección que Microsoft agregó en la versión alpha de Windows 7, la cual tenía como objetivo mantener en secreto algunas de la características que aún estaban trabajando. La herramienta de Rivera permite asimismo acceder a la nueva barra de tareas de Windows 7, una característica sobre la que Microsoft puso mucho hincapié en...

Also protected and swept under the carpet , in the Windows 7 PDC ‘08 build (6801), is the ability to configure touch-based panning and gesture options. This is a no-brainer as Microsoft already announced Windows 7 will feature Microsoft Surface technologies, of which panning is a critical piece. A document was also released yesterday entitled “Developer Enhancements to Windows for Touch and Tablet” with a confirmatory blurb: Multitouch will support input from multiple touch sources through new window messages, plus a gesture-recognition API that supports panning , zooming, and rotating. Pen and Touch applet, unlocked panning options   As you can see, all the options are grayed out, likely a result of my old WinHEC-goodie Graphire (Sapphire) tablet not functioning properly in Windows 7. Anyone want to send me an evaluation Tablet PC unit?

Enable Superbar in Windows 7 build 6801 Superbar is in Windows 7 but hidden by default Here is how to enable it: 1. download http://www.withinwindows.com/files/upf/upf_x86_rev0.zip (x86) or http://www.withinwindows.com/files/upf/upf_x86_rev0.zip (x64) 2. extract it to C:/Windows 3. take own of explorer.exe 4. open command prompt and run the following: cacls %windir%\explorer.exe /E /G MyUserName:F (replacing MyUserName with your username) taskkill /im explorer.exe /f cd C:\windows start unlockProtectedFeatures.exe The instructions have been slightly modify since I found some problems. Original article: http://www.withinwindows.com/2008/11/02 ... orkaround/ Screenshot: http://www.withinwindows.com/img/win7sc ... enshot.png Activate your Windows 7 build 6801 with a legal key! more details here Activa tu Windows 7 build 6801 con una llave (clave) legal! mas detalles aqui