Hi,
If you began your computing life with Windows Millennium, and have found no reason to 'upgrade' I sympathize - for we are a beleaguered minority of fools - then this thread is for you.
Hardly a day passes in these forums when the help offered herein doesn't include at least one post which makes that foolishness abundantly 'clear'.
First of all you and I know that this thread will inevitably be contaminated by posts from those whose great pleasure it is to deride, to scoff-at and generally inform us of the error of our ways. Let's ignore them. Beware the sheep-like approach of some who will seek, through modest logic, to get the same point across - that we are fools.
I hope this thread, amongst the dross of the cynics and naysayers, will be a place where we can share tips, tricks and our confidence-in and liking-for the operating system, the name of which is pleasing above all others.
A quote, in fact the quote which prompted me to begin this thread:
by Jack Gulley
"These suggestions are for Windows ME, but many apply to other versions of Windows. With these changes a Windows ME system can be made reliable and more stable than a Windows 98/98se system. Please read through this page and links first before making changes, so that you have a clear understanding of what you might need to do. Items should be checked and fixed in the sequence listed. Reboot and check after each change that you chose to make."
here
I, for one, take great pleasure in reading through this page, with its links and carefully itemized and detailed tips. The member who posted it knows who he is for I have forgotten - I believe, if memory serves, he posted it in this forum.
With it I choose to begin a thread which I hope proves agreeable to all WinME users,
Best wishes to we courageous few!
