The blue and green field of grass you are referring to is a photo called "Bliss". You can grab the photo from a Windows XP computer or VM and use it as your desktop background. On that note, if you still have a computer running Windows XP that is still working, you can use a program such as VMware vCenter Converter to not just copy the contents of that computer's hard drive, but prepare it for use as a Virtual Machine (which would likely require you to activate Windows, but that should hopefully work). Note: I'm only suggesting VMware vCenter Converter because it does take specialised software to do this. Simply cloning the contents of the hard drive may either cause the resulting VM to BSOD a whole bunch or be completely unable to read the system files.
Great arrangement! I love this, it’s the most emotional of the lot. Nice piece of work you have there. The arpeggios not so harmonically straightforward as one would expect are great. Kudos!
This was my favourite Tour Windows XP soundtrack ever! I can definitely see why someone would want to play this on a piano! There's definitely a few tiny flaws here and there (you did say you learnt it by ear, which isn't always easy) but it's still really good.
***** i agree with you as a blind person who uses all the keybord commands and a screen reader, its hard to navigate other versions of windows. fyi i am using win 7 right now i learned how to use a computer on xp. its not the easiest.
![Windows XP Tour Music [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WJqm6euglh4/mqdefault.jpg)
Take me back to that blue and green field of grass. I miss you Windows XP!!!
The blue and green field of grass you are referring to is a photo called "Bliss". You can grab the photo from a Windows XP computer or VM and use it as your desktop background.
On that note, if you still have a computer running Windows XP that is still working, you can use a program such as VMware vCenter Converter to not just copy the contents of that computer's hard drive, but prepare it for use as a Virtual Machine (which would likely require you to activate Windows, but that should hopefully work).
Note: I'm only suggesting VMware vCenter Converter because it does take specialised software to do this. Simply cloning the contents of the hard drive may either cause the resulting VM to BSOD a whole bunch or be completely unable to read the system files.
Great arrangement! I love this, it’s the most emotional of the lot. Nice piece of work you have there. The arpeggios not so harmonically straightforward as one would expect are great. Kudos!
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This was my favourite Tour Windows XP soundtrack ever! I can definitely see why someone would want to play this on a piano! There's definitely a few tiny flaws here and there (you did say you learnt it by ear, which isn't always easy) but it's still really good.
I love windows XP.
*****
i agree with you
as a blind person who uses all the keybord commands and a screen reader, its hard to navigate other versions of windows.
fyi i am using win 7 right now i learned how to use a computer on xp. its not the easiest.
Zackary Evans Hello, my cousin.
+Lit Studios Online Entertainment And Windows 7 isn't available so now we have to get the TERRIBLE Windows 8 and the mediocre Windows 10.
But windows xp is mother of windows vista and grandma of windows 7
Windows xp is a boy. Not at all a girl.
you got me crying
You should do all the tour music, including "The Connected Home and Office" Beta/Whistler ones
Heeeyyy your that guy who ruined the windows xp tour intro by putting some stupid G minor key
I literally just sat here like O.O
great!
Great!
This is soooooo cool
glade you enjoyed it ;)
You just played it beautifully :)
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