Upgrading and Fixing Computers Do-it-Yourself For Dummies Ebook

Upgrading and Fixing Computers Do-it-Yourself For Dummies, 8th Revised edition by Andy Rathbone
Wiley | ISBN: 0470557435 | September 22, 2010 | 336 pages | PDF | 11 MB


Review
Like all Dummies books, Upgrading & Fixing PCs for Dummies, Third Edition, shows you what you absolutely need to know and little more--but in very clear language. Oriented toward casual users who want to solve specific problems, the book pays attention to such troubles as parity error messages and out-of-memory warnings.

Upgrading & Fixing PCs for Dummies promotes the ideas that you shouldn't fix things that aren't broken and that you should apply the simplest possible solutions to the broken things. The guide includes excellent coverage of the hardware-management features in Windows 95.

This book's problem-oriented approach yields sections about common hardware-related problems, such as, "My printer puts out only junk characters!" and "How do I install a new hard drive?" Cartoon-like sequential diagrams outline physical procedures, such as installing and removing SIMMs. Similar drawings help you find key parts of your computer, such as the PCI slots and the video port.

Overall, Upgrading & Fixing PCs for Dummies, Third Edition, does what all the Dummies books do--it clearly explains how to solve certain problems. If your particular troubles happen to fall outside of what's covered here, you'll need to consult a geekier reference book. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Review
They layout is clever...it is useful as a quick reference book. -- Computer Shopper, London, June 2000 --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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