I will now post tutorial videos first on YouTube then on my Website since it is harder converting and uploading the FLV file to my website. I will post the video on my website (Hosted here) later.
Why not check out PCHardwareTutor.com’s official YouTube channel and if you have an account there, why not subscribe to me.

Check out PCHardwareTutor.com’s Official YouTube Page! I uploaded all my tutorials to YouTube. It took some time, especially on Tutorials #6 and #9. That way, I can get more visitors on my website. It took 45 minutes to upload all of the nine tutorials.

I added a new part of this website called PCHardwaretutor.com labs. I will do experiments with PC hardware there. To see it, Click here.

I designed a logo for pchardwaretutor.com on Paint.net image editing software.

Right now, I am changing the Style sheet of this page to change the look. I changed the look from light green to dark green.

I have two news events:

1. I deleted categories from the forum because I am planning to start a new website on MS Windows Tutorials and it will have a forum.
2. Tutorial 7 and later will be posted at February end because recently, I got a cold, and I was busy for the start of 2010. Also, I will be on vacation for the beginning of February.

I recently upgraded my PC to Windows 7 (My PC has a free upgrade, and I delayed the building of my new PC), and changed the media converter I used to Format Factory (My camera records in a QuickTime Format but I convert it to Windows Media Video since I use Windows Movie Maker). Notice I use Windows Movie Maker 2.6 on Windows 7 since the old movie maker has a timeline, not the new Windows Live Movie Maker (WMM 2.6 will be used for tutorials 7-9. I may get a program supporting H.264 for tutorials 10 and newer)

Sorry for posting one day late but HAPPY 2010!

Earlier, you needed a 1.5 Megabit connection to play video on my site, since quality is so good, but some people can’t get a 1.5M+ connection, so I made a flash version of the video, which only needs a 256 Kilobit connection, but the MPEG versions can get accessed by clicking (HQ).
If you can watch YouTube, you can watch our tutorials.

My website is enjoying Christmas with 1000 total views (and counting)1

2009’s almost over, I am about to get new tutorials for 2009’s end and 2010.

2010’s gonna be a great year! Or at least better than 2009!

But wait! This is not the last post of 2009. Two or three tutorials will follow before 2010 but it is still a suprise.

Happy 2010!