Does anybody else see this Windows Vista "Remnant" in 7?

[arkhi]

I was browsing around the Disk CleanUp utility and I find this surprising thing:

It is obviously a reference to the many, many Vista versions available in the market. The reason it's there (I'm guessing) is the fact that MS OS's since XP where built on top of their predecessors and forgot (or just didn't care atm) to update it to reflect the new OS.

So does anybody else see this, or is it just me?

 

[ukgovsucks]

I got this one myself...

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Running Windows 7 x64 Build 7057.


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[ExNavy11]

Which beta version are you using?

I have 7057 and I dont see that. I dont even see a More Options tab.

 

[Barman58]

Hi'

Yes, I think a lot of the "re-cycled" Vista dialogues, icons and such were refreshed somewhere between 7048 and 7057.

there are probably more left, I think there are still some XP ones in Vista

 

[ExNavy11]

I wonder why I dont see the More Options part...

 

[Barman58]

Hi BucSox79

Have you tried clicking the "clean up system files option"

 

[Ace38]

Buc, you need to click the "clean up system files" button.

 

[arkhi]

Hmm, they removed the "Vista" Word in 7057. But why is the phrase "In some editions of Windows" still there? Does that mean there are still some versions of 7 without Shadow Copies?

Barman made me curious of what XP stuff are still in Vista.

 

[ExNavy11]

That did. thanks

 

[Barman58]

Hmm, they removed the "Vista" Word in 7057. But why is the phrase "In some editions of Windows" still there? Does that mean there are still some versions of 7 without Shadow Copies?

Barman made me curious of what XP stuff are still in Vista.

If you search for an application called Vize for vista ( I think that's the name ) it's an app to correct a lot of the remnants in vista (to vistarize them I think they call it ),
they list a lot of examples in on the website
not sure how stable it is mind