Put an End to Your PC Nightmares
Once and for All
Amazing New Survival Guide
Guarantees You Can Conquer the PC Beast
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When was the last time you wanted to throw that monitor you're looking at
through a window? This morning? Last night? Five minutes ago?
Have you ever spent hours upon hours digging through "techno babble" and
"geek speak" trying to find an answer to a very simple question?
Maybe it was at 3:00 a.m. after spending almost 24 straight hours wading
through "trouble shooting" text.
Or, how about this one. Have you ever called one of those so-called "help
lines?" You know the ones I mean.
You're put on terminal hold and you have to keep listening to stale elevator
music with the exception of an occasional break where some idiot tells you how
much they appreciate your patience?
Then, when you finally get a warm body to speak to, the meter starts ticking
and ends up costing you hundreds of $$$$$!
If you want to put an end to your PC Nightmares once and for all, "Taming
Your Personal Computer" is a must have tool for your arsenal.
Written by veteran author, Teresa King, this is a tutorial that will definitely
teach! Unlike other "manuals," this guide reflects her knack for getting to the
heart of a question and answering it the way you'd like to hear it. . .namely. . .
plain English!
Here is a small sample of some of what you will learn:
All about your pc hardware
The right ways to start and shut down your pc
How to protect your password
Converting images
Upgrading your browser
What is defrag and how does it work
Zipping and unzipping files
Internet searching
Dangers of email attachments
Protecting against viruses
Creating, saving and finding files
and much more
Yes, finally, there is a survival guide for the masses. Simple, sensible and safe
to use. Get your questions answered in a timely manner and move on to more
productive tasks.
Conquer this beast once and for all and you'll never again spend countless
hours or hard-earned dollars on information you can have at your fingertips!
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Here is a sample chapter:
Upgrading Your PC
While upgrading any of your PC hardware it’s best to explore all options and
seek advice before you dive into buying a new component. It’s worthwhile to
check if you really need an upgrade.
It’s not a good idea to upgrade your very old PC because it would cost a lot of
money. It’s cheaper to buy a new computer in such cases because they are
easier to upgrade later when you want to.
Upgrading the hard drive:
Most people don’t really need to upgrade their hard disk, unless they use it for
playing a lot of music, movies, and games. A 20 GB hard drive is sufficient to
hold up-to-date office and Internet applications, and all your files and data.
A medium sized hard drive would be around 40 GB and the maximum would be
around 60 – 80 GB at this writing. The Internet changes fast and furious.
Almost seven years ago I started with a very old computer a dx66. Yes, that's
less than a hundred. And, yes there were 350's out, but computers were more
expensive back then, and I simply did not have the money to have the best.
After I while, I got a 133, then get going up the line, until I had an 800, home
built. Which was about as fast as they came. And, that I believe was the
computer I am on now, which I upgraded several times. Now I have like a
1,400 and it is simply time to get a new computer. A faster one!
Before you upgrade your hard disk it’s best to do a thorough disk checkup
including disk scan, defragmentation, etc. Check all options before you go for
an upgrade. As we mentioned earlier you might not need an upgrade. If you
are an average user and need more storage you could add another drive to the
existing one.
When you do need to go for an upgrade, make sure you back up your files so
that you don’t lose data.
Upgrading the RAM:
Random Access Memory is the short-term memory of the PC. It holds data
that is being worked on now and may or may not be transferred to the hard
drive that forms the long-term/permanent memory of the computer. Modern
processors can perform an enormous number of tasks per second. The hard
drive, on the other hand, is considerably slower to handle so much
information. This is where a high-speed short-term memory (RAM) comes in.
RAM needs a power supply to store data. Once the power is turned off the
data is lost.
Almost all PCs these days have 64 MB RAM and often 128 MB. If you want to
run newer applications on your PC then you should definitely upgrade to
128/256 MB RAM. A high speed RAM (128 and above) helps to prevent PC
slow-down when too many applications are running at the same time.
Also, many people do upgrade from 98 to Win 2000, and discover their
computers lock up, a lot.
It is usually because they don't have enough RAM. "My Computer" has 526
RAM. I work at home on "My Computer" and have many applications open at
any given time. I just looked down and I have approximately 16 windows open.
Microsoft Word, my email, several browsers, notepad, unfinished email, a
search and find application and of course, I'm online, and my virus protector,
even my printer.
CPU upgrade:
means faster execution of instructions but it leaves the RAM and hard drive
capacity unchanged.
It is the most cost effective upgrade and can increase the efficiency of your
computer considerably. Seek a professional’s help, however, before you take a
decision.
Motherboard:
Its upgrade is not such a good proposition unless you replace the CPU and the
RAM as well to achieve greater performance levels. You upgrade the
motherboard either because the current one doesn’t support a faster CPU or
the CPU requires a different socket. It could very well prove to be highly
expensive. You can instead think of buying a new PC.
Ports:
Ports are sockets at the back of your computer where you plug in external
devices. Older PCs work on “parallel” ports. If you need to work a lot on
peripherals such as digital cameras, digital camcorders, CD burners, and
scanners then you need to upgrade to USB and Firewire ports if you are not
using them already. Both tend to be cheaper than the “parallel” and SCSI
devices they replace.
Always make sure that there are no compatibility problems with other devices
in your PC when you plan to upgrade any hardware on your machine.
If you like what you read, you can read the rest at
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If you bring your pc home, put it in a closet and never use it,
you've got a pretty good chance of never putting yourself in a
hazardous place.
But how realistic is that? Not very!
You hear the horror stories every day. Crashes, viruses, worms,
trojans - where will it end?
Unless you take care of your computer it will end in easily
rendering your pc completely useless!
A very expensive lesson to learn!
The alternative is to prepare yourself and insure that you know
exactly how to protect yourself from vicious attacks.
The Last Word on eBay In fact it is alive and kicking and making
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Do you wish you were one of them?
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If you are (or can remember when you were) someone who is
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It's so easy to get frustrated when you first come online with the
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Usually, the first thing you come to realize is that if you are to
succeed the first order of business is a website.
Maybe you've even joined one of those programs that promises
to provide everything for you.
You hop on the bandwagon and before you know it, you've spent
hours and dollars building and promoting the program owners
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Learning how to build your own is the only sure fire answer to
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Chances are that with all the information out there about eBay
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Everything from calculating eBay fees to understanding the hype
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Yes, you get the following five books for $17 only:
Tame Your Personal Computer
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Starting Right with eBay
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Your purchase is also fully guaranteed.
If for any reason, you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can ask for full
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Brought to you by Jacob Gan, PhD (Michigan)
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