How to Pimp a Windows XP Desktop

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Many people spend more time in front of their computers than they do their television sets. It's become an important part of our culture, and we expect our computer to be a reflection of our personality. When you run Windows XP, there are dozens of ways for you to pimp your desktop. Read on to learn how to pimp a Windows XP desktop.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step1
Use existing features already on your computer. Microsoft includes a variety of objects when you purchase your computer. Feel free to change these up until you find the desktop that's pimped as you like it.
Step2
Download desktop enhancements from Microsoft. The company offers themes, skins and screen savers that are already designed to work with your system.
Step3
Make your desktop look like a Mac. You can download freeware online that will allow you to customize your Windows XP desktop. These programs give you the look and feel of a Mac with the benefits of using a PC.
Step4
Find other freeware. You can create your own look using many different freeware programs that are available online. Not only can you pimp your Windows XP desktop with these programs, you can also enhance the rest of your PC. They are easy to do, even if you're a novice, and they're easy to change if you someday need a new look and feel for your desktop.
Step5
Add your own personal flair. When you import your favorite songs, images and pictures into your computer, you can pimp out your desktop to meet your high expectations. Windows XP allows you to customize your desktop with your own personal items so you feel more comfortable using your computer.

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