Are you tired of paying to fix your computer? I would if I had to pay everytime my computer screws up. Well to resolve this problem why you don’t fix it yourself? Fixing a computer is not a science instead is a knowledge thing.
Most people think you need to have a diploma or certification to fix [...]
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Fixing your own PC links
Posted by Joel on December 13th, 2008
PC Troubleshooting & Techniques Stategies
Posted by Joel on November 25th, 2008
Finding the problem of a computer sometimes it can be easy and sometimes not, talking about my own experiences I had troubleshoot some computers that took me a couple of hours to find the source of the problem. Like I said before sometimes it can be found and fix fast and sometimes you can take all night [...]
Troubleshooting Power Supply
Posted by Joel on November 19th, 2008
Computer power supplies can live long or short time all depends how your house voltage fluctuate from high to low, when your house electric company goes up and down your computer power supply suffers shortening it life. To avoid shortening the life of your computer power supply install a Surge Protector or a battery, sometimes [...]
How to Reset Motherboard Bios (CMOS)
Posted by Joel on October 31st, 2008
A.) GENERAL TESTING TIPS.
Before you begin, download a few of our Diagnostic Software Tools to pinpoint possible problem areas in your PC. Ideally, troubleshooting is best accomplished with duplicate parts from a used computer enabling “test” swapping of peripheral devices/cards/chips/cables. In general, it is best to troubleshoot on systems that have been leaned-out. Remove unnecessary [...]
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Tags: Bios, bios setup, cmos, computer, hard drive, power supply, reset bios, video, video card, virus, xp 
3 Comments »How to install a video card
Posted by Joel on October 29th, 2008
To install the Graphic Video Card do the following:
*To learn how to disable the onboard video card please visit Disable Onboard Video Card
Turn off computer and disconnect the power cable from the electrical outlet – Very important (Security) Open Computer Case, Discharge your Static Electricity – How do you that? Easy touch your computer case [...]
How to install an modem
Posted by Joel on October 22nd, 2008
Internal Modem Installation
Turn off the computer and disconnect the power cable from the electrical outlet – Very important (Security) Open Computer Case, and Discharge your Static Electricity. To discharge your static electricity touch your computer case with both hands for about 40 sec, once you have done that you’re free to touch the internal circuits.
Locate [...]
Posted in How to Tags: 56k internal modem, cd-rom, computer, power supply, Security, video No Comments »How to build your own computer
Posted by Joel on October 14th, 2008
Building your first personal computer is very interesting. I remember when I build my very first computer I was very happy because I build it with my own hands.
Assembling your own PC takes time, skills and research, but it can be a great learning experience. You might even want to consider it you “rite [...]
Posted in How to Tags: Bios, computer, hard drive, power supply, video, video card, windows, Windows Vista, windows xp, xp No Comments »How to replace a defective Computer Power Supply
Posted by Joel on September 29th, 2008
Having problems with your computer power supply? let see what we can do. Power Supply lifedepends on how well protected is your computer, if no surge protection is install on your computer your power supply will suffer electricity ups and down.
Power supplies life are 2 to 3 years depending how much power supplies, the most [...]
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