OS X System tray for 7 version 3.0 featuring the BATTERY METER!

My other System Tray mods:

-Super Mario System Tray for Windows 7: [link]
-Relevamp System Tray for Windows 7: [link]
-Windows 7 themed hardware icon: [link]
-7 System Tray for Vista: [link]
-OS X System Tray for Vista: [link]
-OS X System Tray for XP: [link]

This is a fully tested and bug free. It is 32 bit AND 64 bit and now includes black and white versions as shown in the preview!. You are free to share and edit the VirtuaWin icons and share the desktop4ever mod as you wish. There may be updates to improve icon quality.

***You MAY NOT edit and share the dll files in any manner without giving me credit for the originals. Please ask permission before including in any pack. All of the OS X icons were either created by me or obtained from public domain sources.***

This download contains the following modded DLL files:
pnidui.dll
sndvolsso.dll
actioncenter.dll
batmeter.dll
stobject.dll
Desktop4Ever.exe mod
VirtuaWin icons
icon resources used to create the DLL files

VirtuaWin is available for download here:
[link]
Install VirtuaWin, then follow the instruction provided
in the VirtuaWin Icons folder for installation.

Desktop forever was originally released by landvermasser.
[link]
The version available in this download has a new
system tray icon (the OS X user icon) instead of the OS X
desktop icon. To use, copy and paste the Desktop4Ever
folder to your program files folder. Create a shorcut to
the desktop4ever.exe file and place it in your startup
folder in the start menu.

Regarding the DLL files:
I only changed the icons in each file that represent
normal operating conditions. For example, when the action center has no problems, you will see the OS X Time Machine icon. However, when the Action Center is running backup or there is an issue that needs addressed, you will see the native Windows 7 icons. I left it this way for your safety and benefit and also to encourage greater computer care.

To use the DLLs, do the following:

1. Navigate to your system volume (usually C) then to the
Windows\System32 folder.

2. Find the actioncenter.dll file. Right click on it and
take ownership of it.

If you do not have the Take Ownership option in your right
click menu, visit the following link for help:
[link]

3. Rename the original file to actioncenter_original.dll.

4. Copy and paste the downloaded actioncenter.dll file
into the system32 folder.

5. Repeat for the rest of the dll files.

6. Restart explorer, log out, or restart your system
to see the changes.

----Other System Tray Mods----

OS X System Tray for Vista: [link]
OS X System Tray for XP: [link]
Windows 7 System Tray for Vista: [link]
Hardware Icon Mod for Windows 7: [link]