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Loading... PC Help Desk in a Book: The Do-it-Yourself Guide to PC Troubleshooting and Repairby Mark Edward Soper
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Each year, thousands of harmless PCs suffer the pain and humiliation of buggy Windows installations, bad cable connections, mismanaged system resources, viruses, and slow Internet connections. All too often, these downtrodden PCs end up being scrapped before their time by owners who just can't care for them any longer. The real travesty is that with a little love, these wounded PCs could become useful members of society. That's where PC HelpDesk in a Book comes in. Using a unique, medical dictionary approach, this book walks users through the symptoms to diagnose and treat the problem. End-users will be armed to perform cost-effective upgrades, repair fouled Windows installations, and squeeze out a little more performance from a slow Internet connection in lieu of purchasing a new computer. No library descriptions found. |
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Google Books — Loading... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)004.165Information Computer Science; Knowledge and Systems Computer science By Computer Type Personal Computers By Specific TypeLC ClassificationRatingAverage: No ratings.Is this you?Become a LibraryThing Author. |