How To Make Your Desktop Look Awesome!!

This is a small guide to make your desktop more productive and also very beautiful

Things Required
1.Rainmeter

Optional

2.Rocketdock
3.Fences
4.Xlaunchpad

Procedure:

step 1:
you need to make your icons disappear for a clean background
there are two options for you:
for windows users

To show desktop icons

Right-click the desktop, point to View, and then click Show Desktop Icons.

A check mark will appear, indicating that desktop icons are displayed on your desktop.

To hide desktop icons

Right-click the desktop, point to View, and then click Show Desktop Icons to clear the check mark.

Otherewise you can use a software called fences, which can organise and hide icons

Step 2
Install Rainmeter
It is the best customization software present!!
Here is the link for it
Rainmeter displays customizable skins, like memory and battery power, RSS feeds and weather forecasts, right on your desktop
http://rainmeter.net/cms/

Step 3
Download a skin you like
Omnimo is the best!

Step 4
customize the desktop the way you like

Step 5
Add a Rocket dock and download mac leopard skin. It is a very useful tool

Step 6
Download and Run Xlaunchpad
This will give you Tremendous productivity

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