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The Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Program was started in the mid 1990s as a way to recognise those members of the general public who devoted their time and considerable computing skills, on a voluntary basis, to helping users 'in distress' in the various newsgroups hosted by Microsoft. There are now around 1800 MVPs worldwide who actively participate in the Microsoft Technical Newsgroups. Many are IT consultants, some are published authors or technical instructors, and there are those who have no formal training but have an in-depth level of practical experience.
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Site list by Type

Windows Client MVP Sites
To see a more complete list of MVP websites
see our homepage at www.mvps.org
Doug KNOX Tweaks, Tips and Fixes for Windows operating systems with the primary focus on Windows XP. Doug's site is often featured in the Windows XP Official Magazine.
Jim ESHELMAN A wide range of in depth information for Windows 9x and NT/2000/XP
Jimmy STEVENSON Having trouble with your games? If so Jimmy has the site for you. Here he covers all aspects of gaming including networking / router issues, driver upgrades and diagnostics, Zone.com specific issues, Video/System hardware and software troubleshooting solutions, firewall configurations, Java conflicts, game specific FAQ's
Jonathan KAY Information and answers to common issues faced by users of the MSN or Windows Messenger Client.
Kelly THERIOT Kelly's site brings together a large range of information on Windows XP. Featuring the Windows XP A-Z and Kelly's range of over 600 registry tweaks and tips.
Michael STEVENS Another site designed to help users of Windows XP, includes information on how to (clean) install Windows XP, upgrade issues, an XP FAQ Section and the FAST Wizard.

Internet Explorer and Outlook Express MVP Sites  
Sandi HARDMEIER A collection of resources for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express.
Tom KOCH A site dedicated to helping users with their Outlook Express Issues

Windows Server MVP Sites  
Jonathan MALTZ This website is aimed at walking you through the configuration of your Windows Server step by step with images. Topics include Internet Information Services, Active Directory, Volume Shadow Service and Terminal Services.
Larry SAMUELS Answers some of the most commonly asked questions about running and tweaking Windows Server 2003

Microsoft Sites  

IT Pro Security Zone

Find dynamically generated links to the most active security newsgroups, discussion topics, and KB articles. Also find the latest security updates, downloads, FAQs, and articles from MVPs just waiting to help.
Microsoft Support Newsgroups
Information on how to access Microsoft Support Forums via your browser or a newsreader
Windows Update Windows Update scans your computer and provides you with a selection of updates tailored just for your machine.
Windows XP Expert Zone Learn, Share and stay up to date with Windows XP

Independant Sites:  
HTMLSchool.co.uk Your guide in the world of HTML
thegreenbutton.com Windows Media Center Edition Community Site
xpmce.com Windows Media Center Edition Community Site
 
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