Windows Enthusiasts Blog
Posted: 09 Nov 2022, 19:19
I launched this website a year ago on November 4th, 2021 and have been promoting it since then. Now that I can make announcements here, I thought one would be a good idea to promote my blog.
What is this blog?
It's a blog dedicated to Microsoft Windows. This is where I'll post my Windows adventures and updates. The biggest thing though, there are also tutorials relating to Windows as well. You can find various things here such as how to get Windows 2000 working modern Intel hardware, how to fix the USB driver, how to install Windows 8.1 on Intel hardware later than Kaby Lake, etc. Some of the tutorials here may also get posted on the website if the tutorial makers consent.
There is also a downloads page containing download links to the files mentioned in the articles such as for ACPI.sys, Windows Mail, etc. There are also miscellaneous downloads containing things such as Windows themes for XP/Vista/7.
Can I contribute a tutorial?
Yes, you can! Just send your tutorial my way and I will post it to the website. I want this to be a one-stop shop of sorts for Windows tutorials.
Can I save these tutorials externally to my computer?
Yes, you can! Just right click and click on Save Page As. You are not allowed to share these elsewhere unless it is your own tutorial.
Conclusion
With that out of the way, I hope you enjoy using Windows Enthusiasts. Also of note, the forums on the website have been removed so as to not compete with Eclipse. The link in the drop-down menu on the main page now redirects here. You can visit my website here: http://windowsenthusiasts1.epizy.com
What is this blog?
It's a blog dedicated to Microsoft Windows. This is where I'll post my Windows adventures and updates. The biggest thing though, there are also tutorials relating to Windows as well. You can find various things here such as how to get Windows 2000 working modern Intel hardware, how to fix the USB driver, how to install Windows 8.1 on Intel hardware later than Kaby Lake, etc. Some of the tutorials here may also get posted on the website if the tutorial makers consent.
There is also a downloads page containing download links to the files mentioned in the articles such as for ACPI.sys, Windows Mail, etc. There are also miscellaneous downloads containing things such as Windows themes for XP/Vista/7.
Can I contribute a tutorial?
Yes, you can! Just send your tutorial my way and I will post it to the website. I want this to be a one-stop shop of sorts for Windows tutorials.
Can I save these tutorials externally to my computer?
Yes, you can! Just right click and click on Save Page As. You are not allowed to share these elsewhere unless it is your own tutorial.
Conclusion
With that out of the way, I hope you enjoy using Windows Enthusiasts. Also of note, the forums on the website have been removed so as to not compete with Eclipse. The link in the drop-down menu on the main page now redirects here. You can visit my website here: http://windowsenthusiasts1.epizy.com