Wow.....
I'll be happy to help some, but I don't seem to explain stuff very well...nor am I a guru like some of these guys
Maybe break it down into sections and compile later
Would have starved to death as a teacher

I will check on video.
 
**EDIT** Yes, you can do video as well if you like!  

Should we have the different options for installing? (i.e. v6, FAH Tracker, v7)  Or, should we only be focussing this on the current release (v7)?

I love tracker, but if it's not getting the GPU QRB WUs, I see a major change over happening. It will certainly be our teams Bread N Butter of the future.

I'm willing to help in whatever way I can/is needed. Although, I know just enough to get in to trouble.

Also, while I loved Tracker, I agree that we should focus on V7.

rjbelans

Do we want to use the Stanford instructions as a base point and figure out where improvements can be made?

http://folding.stanford.edu/English/WinGuide

Heck, if it works out, maybe I can suggest through the DAB that adoption of an improved version could be used by Stanford.

Unless they request not to, I cannot think of any reason not to 

http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1794417

Would be good to include an HFM setup guide for v7. While v7 can have all the info via FAHcontrol HFM is still nice for monitoring multiple machines.
 
Just my .02

I'd be glad to try and work something up by myself or with a helper.
But I'd like a private or hidden space/thread to work in until the finished post was done.
Here on the forum would be preferred so Admins & Mods could look into & make suggestions.
To many post to such a work thread might make things more confusing  for the author.
This should also work better for who ever may take on the chore.
Just a suggestion that should help the author.

Here is my first attempt at an updated guide (feedback encouraged):
 

1. Download the Folding at Home installer.
   • Windows version can be found here.
   • All other versions found here.
2. Run the installer.  
3. Agree to the Terms and Conditions and select Express Install. 
4. On the next screen, input the your information.              
   • 
   • Donor: Your desired Folding At Home User name (to get your stats to work properly on EVGA's website make it the same as your EVGA Forum name)
   • Team: EVGA's Folding Team is is 111065.
   • Passkey: Allows you to get bonus points for returning a work unit quickly.  You can obtain your unique passkey here.
   • Preferred Mode: Select between CPU and GPU folding.
   1. Uniprocessor requirements are:
      • Windows XP or newer
      • Intel PIII-450 processor or newer, or AMD equivalent
   1. SMP requirements are:
      1. Windows XP or newer
      2. 2 or more CPU cores
         • Dual cores of a more recent CPU architecture and/or higher clock speeds
         • Multiple cores and/or multiple sockets of an older CPU architecture
      3. Client running at or close to 24/7 to meet shorter deadlines
   2. GPU requirements are: 
      • Windows XP or newer
      • 1 or more supported GPU video cards
      • ATI/AMD
        • (GPU3 - OpenCL - fahcore_16)
          • OpenCL compatible GPU, 5xxx series or newer, see full list
          • 11.4 AMD device driver or newer
      • NVIDIA
        • CUDA supported GPU (8xxx series and above), see full list
        • 26x.xx NV device driver or newer (285.xx and 301.xx are known stable versions)
      • Client running more than part time to meet shorter deadlines
   1. Install and then start the Folding at Home client.
   2. Congratulations!  You should now be up and running.  You can access the Folding at Home Console window to track your progress, find out more information about the projects you are working on, or adjust your settings.  Simply find the icon in your task bar, or in your start menu under Programs > FAH Client > FAHControl.
   3. Keep in mind both the CPU and GPU based programs will tax your system. Please keep a close eye on your system temperatures while folding. These programs are automatically configured to be run in the background without affecting performance much, but you may notice performance decreases while gaming, so EVGA does not recommend running these programs during gaming or other heavy-load scenarios.
   4. For additional information or questions on the Folding at Home project, visit the distributed computing section of EVGA's Forums here.

Great stuff. This/these are exactly what we are looking for. Keep it coming! Once you all feel it is done, let us know.
 
Just a note. My business is very busy right now and my wife's health has me away far more than normal. Please do not feel that I am ignoring anyone as time between replies is significantly longer than normal. I simply have a small % of time compared to all my years here...

Nice work boballee.

Do we have any other updates on the status of this?