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Hey everyone!  I'm gearing up for the next video in the "How to safely use Windows... Forever" series, and you guys rock for all the version requests!   To make sure I pick the one YOU want most, it's time to put it to a vote!  Let me know in the comments below which version of Windows I should conquer next!   Your voice matters, and I can't wait to see what tops the charts! 

I Just wanted to say a massive *THANK YOU* for all the incredible feedback on "The Modern Guide to MS-DOS 6.22!" I've been blown away by the positive response and it's been amazing to see so many of you diving back into the world of DOS.



Your feedback have been fantastic –  it's truly inspiring to see how much this classic operating system still resonates with people today.  I've especially loved hearing about the projects and adventures you're tackling with your newfound DOS knowledge.


Don't miss out!  There's a whole community of retrocomputing enthusiasts rediscovering the magic of DOS.  Join the fun, learn some cool command-line tricks, and maybe even build something awesome. 


Keep those comments and questions coming!  I'm always here to help you navigate the wonderful (and sometimes frustrating) world of MS-DOS.


Let's keep the retro computing vibes going!

Warmest Reguads,
Adam 

I'm excited to announce I have officially published my book! It is now available from the link below.

Link:  https://amzn.to/4ahTzzO 
Note: This is an affiliate link

Description:
"Remember the days of exhilarating command line adventures on your MS-DOS system? The satisfying beep of a successful boot, the thrill of crafting the perfect batch file?

This book isn't just a nostalgic trip down memory lane – it's your key to unlocking the full potential of your MS-DOS machine!


Go beyond the blinking cursor. Master forgotten commands, optimize your system for peak performance, and unlock hidden functionalities.


Inside you'll discover:

 - Secret MS-DOS tricks that will make you a command line guru.
 - Fine-tuning techniques to squeeze every ounce of power from your retro PC.
 - Customization hacks to personalize your MS-DOS experience and make it truly yours.
 - In-depth explanations that break down complex concepts into easy-to-understand steps.

Whether you're a seasoned MS-DOS veteran or a curious newcomer, this book is your ultimate companion for unlocking the hidden depths of your retro computing experience." 

What makes you click off my videos? 

The highly requested follow-up to "MS-DOS Memory Management" is finally here. We now have a detailed explanation of the difference between Expanded Memory and Extended Memory in MS-DOS

 https://youtu.be/zqjHEBFnNY0 

The long-awaited update to the MS-DOS networking video is finally here. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the world of MS-DOS networking covering how to install and setup Lanman, mTCP, and the MS Networking Client

 https://youtu.be/51BfA-nvZD8 

I just released a new video about Installing Windows 8.1. I understand the topic may not be that interesting, but I am trying a new style of video that incorporates related topics. If you have a chance to check out the video, please let me know what you think. I appreciate the feedback. Thank you! 

I periodically get requests to make longer videos and videos only need to be as long as they need to be. What would make a video both longer and enjoyable in your opinion? 

When you think of using Windows 7 Forever, what does "Forever" mean to you? 

For Windows users, what's stopping you from switching to Linux?