Saturday, January 27, 2007
Checklist On How To Revive A Dead Computer
Its not something we like to think about but your computer will fail, if you keep it long enough.It may be a simple problem,such as the floppy drive not reading the disk to a major system crash.
Because computers are run by operators,User Error is the most common cause of computer malfunction.When the user is at the computer,he or she may add or delete certain files.Or he/she may remove or exchange certain hardware features.
When we look at user error,we must remember that since we're human,the user error may be easy to solve by simply asking the last user if he/she installed any software,re-configured any software or hardware settings,etc.
A large percentage of computer malfunctions are due to environmental factors such as power surges caused by lightning, resulting in overvoltage. Another cause for failure may be room temperature being too high or low,as well as dust,dirt,or sunlight.If you're in business and heavily dependent on your computers,such fators as room temperature,sunlight and protection against power surges is of the utmost importance and simply cannot be overlooked.
The most common pc problem is when you can't access your PC at all.When you turn on the power switch,NOTHING HAPPENS.
Here is a quick checklist of troublshooting procedures you should follow if you encounter this problem .We also have videos you can download from the Internet should you need assistance in just how to perform these procedures:
Try the Power Switch a second or third time.If nothing happens..
Check the wall outlet for power.If the outlet has power. Check the power cord itself from wall to computer. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/outlet.mpg
Check the Power Supply inside the System Unit. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/powt.mpg
Replace the Power Supply rather than trying to repair it. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/inspower.mpg
If the system make those click noises,but the screen is blank, check the Monitor. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/mont.mpg
If the monitor proves to be good,check the Video Card,even in a new system. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/vid4.mpg
Another big headache you will most likely encounter if you're a regular user of your computer system,is the fact that Windows will fail to load or the system's POST will fail to run.Download the file below to learn much more about the Power On Self Test.Don't forget those preventive maintenance procedures that can be done often to keep your PC running at peek performance.
Running such Windows ultilities as Scandisk,Disk Defragment,and Disk Cleanup will help your computer performing at its best.Using a can of compressed air removes dust that could build to the point of causing a short.
If you get the computer to boot but it does not want to read from the hard drive'the Master Boot Record on the hard drive may be corrupted or even missing.To verify that the master boot record has not been damaged...
Boot from the floppy disk that contains the FDISK program and type the command " fdisk mbr " to restore the master boot record onto your hard drive.
Because computers are run by operators,User Error is the most common cause of computer malfunction.When the user is at the computer,he or she may add or delete certain files.Or he/she may remove or exchange certain hardware features.
When we look at user error,we must remember that since we're human,the user error may be easy to solve by simply asking the last user if he/she installed any software,re-configured any software or hardware settings,etc.
A large percentage of computer malfunctions are due to environmental factors such as power surges caused by lightning, resulting in overvoltage. Another cause for failure may be room temperature being too high or low,as well as dust,dirt,or sunlight.If you're in business and heavily dependent on your computers,such fators as room temperature,sunlight and protection against power surges is of the utmost importance and simply cannot be overlooked.
The most common pc problem is when you can't access your PC at all.When you turn on the power switch,NOTHING HAPPENS.
Here is a quick checklist of troublshooting procedures you should follow if you encounter this problem .We also have videos you can download from the Internet should you need assistance in just how to perform these procedures:
Try the Power Switch a second or third time.If nothing happens..
Check the wall outlet for power.If the outlet has power. Check the power cord itself from wall to computer. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/outlet.mpg
Check the Power Supply inside the System Unit. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/powt.mpg
Replace the Power Supply rather than trying to repair it. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/inspower.mpg
If the system make those click noises,but the screen is blank, check the Monitor. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/mont.mpg
If the monitor proves to be good,check the Video Card,even in a new system. http://www.ultimatepcrepair.com/files/vid4.mpg
Another big headache you will most likely encounter if you're a regular user of your computer system,is the fact that Windows will fail to load or the system's POST will fail to run.Download the file below to learn much more about the Power On Self Test.Don't forget those preventive maintenance procedures that can be done often to keep your PC running at peek performance.
Running such Windows ultilities as Scandisk,Disk Defragment,and Disk Cleanup will help your computer performing at its best.Using a can of compressed air removes dust that could build to the point of causing a short.
If you get the computer to boot but it does not want to read from the hard drive'the Master Boot Record on the hard drive may be corrupted or even missing.To verify that the master boot record has not been damaged...
Boot from the floppy disk that contains the FDISK program and type the command " fdisk mbr " to restore the master boot record onto your hard drive.
Saturday, January 20, 2007
How To ......Backup Your Favorites
Over time, we tend to build up a list of carefully categorized Favorite Links To sites that we access often.Losing this list can sometimes make us whin like little children, considering it can become a minor disaster.
There are two quick and easy ways to make a backup copy of your Favorites. From Internet Explorer's File menu, select Import and Export and the Import and Export wizard opens.
Select Favorites and choose the folder or drive, such as your small usb flash drive to be backed up to.Browse to the backup folder and click Next.In the final dialog box, click finish, and you're done.
Another way to get this done is to locate your Favorites Folder and simply copy it to your backup location or drive.Your Favorites Folder should be located in youyr Documents and Settings folder. Open this folder and then open the relavent user folder. This is where the Favorites Folder is located.
Its that easy and you'll won't have to go through the trouble and pain of copying your favorite links from computer to another. Okay, why not get to it. If you have not already done so, add your blog to your Favorites and visit often for free How To's.
There are two quick and easy ways to make a backup copy of your Favorites. From Internet Explorer's File menu, select Import and Export and the Import and Export wizard opens.
Select Favorites and choose the folder or drive, such as your small usb flash drive to be backed up to.Browse to the backup folder and click Next.In the final dialog box, click finish, and you're done.
Another way to get this done is to locate your Favorites Folder and simply copy it to your backup location or drive.Your Favorites Folder should be located in youyr Documents and Settings folder. Open this folder and then open the relavent user folder. This is where the Favorites Folder is located.
Its that easy and you'll won't have to go through the trouble and pain of copying your favorite links from computer to another. Okay, why not get to it. If you have not already done so, add your blog to your Favorites and visit often for free How To's.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
The One Sure Way To Repair Windows Problems
The HeatSink below is that large Fan assembly designed to
keep the CPU, which stands for Central Processing Unit cool.
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keep the CPU, which stands for Central Processing Unit cool.
To Learn and see just how to change the component as well
as all others,order the PC Repair 5 DVD Set.
Click the Photo to see a larger photo, read how you can quickly
get your computer back in top running condition should you
experience problems, and how you can get the PC Repair 5
DVD Set. This set contains 3 PC Repair DVDs and 2 PC Build
DVDS.
Be sure to Visit Often for many more Photos, real tips to help
get and keep your PC running as it should, and to catch our
PC Repair specials.
Don't Want The Entire 13 Cdrom/5 Dvd Set,Get One DVD Here.
Its A Good Way To Try Us Before Purchasing The Set
Want to order one of our DVDS Separately?Order a DVD for just $8.00 plus shipping and start learning about your computer now. All Dvds come with our 100% No Questions Asked Guarantee.
Order PC Repair DVDS Here. Scroll To The Center Of The Page.
Monday, January 15, 2007
Understanding The Dual Core Processor
Most of the talk going on in the computer processor industry is revolving around dual core processors. But what advantages do they actually give and is it worth it in terms of price?
All processors have a core. A processor contains some memory, often referred to as cache, either L1, L2 or L3, depending on how close it is to the core, and the core itself, as well as a few other essentials. The core is the "brain" part, it performs all the big calculations that are needed for the various things a computer does.
Computer cores have been increasing in speed, and increasingly quickly. Manufacturers were in a race to have the chip with the fastest speed, measured in GHz. One surprise is that despite these increases in clock speed, the actual speed of programs didn't increase proportionately.
As modern programs make much heavier use of other computer parts like memory, and there are often many running at the same time, another approach was needed.
Dual core processors were the answer.
Photos:
Dual Core Processor Slot On An ASUS Motherboad

Dual Core CPU Chip,Click To Read
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All processors have a core. A processor contains some memory, often referred to as cache, either L1, L2 or L3, depending on how close it is to the core, and the core itself, as well as a few other essentials. The core is the "brain" part, it performs all the big calculations that are needed for the various things a computer does.
Computer cores have been increasing in speed, and increasingly quickly. Manufacturers were in a race to have the chip with the fastest speed, measured in GHz. One surprise is that despite these increases in clock speed, the actual speed of programs didn't increase proportionately.
As modern programs make much heavier use of other computer parts like memory, and there are often many running at the same time, another approach was needed.
Dual core processors were the answer.
Photos:
Dual Core Processor Slot On An ASUS Motherboad
Dual Core CPU Chip,Click To Read
Tons Of ARTICLES
Dual Core Processor, Part Two Being Posted Soon.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Quickly Repair Any Computer Here And Now
You don't have to put up with your computer or the pc of your friends and relatives acting up anymore.The Quickly Repair Any PC Here And Now Blog is here to assist you with :
Articles explaining PC Maintenance,Building,Repair, and more. See our complete article list here
Videos both explaining and showing PC maintenance and Repair
Photos helping you easily identify all computer components fast. See the Video Card and Hard Drives just to name a few.
New and up to date Dual core computers used in most recent videos.
We use the newest computer components to help you understand what makes your system tick. What's That? You are still using that older Pentium 3 or desktop model? No problem.Its In There.
We have videos of older Pentium 3 and older systems with operating system using Windows 98 and newer. We're sorry but no system will show Windows 95.
Be sure to visit our blog often and tell your friends as well as relatives. Here they will be able to save big on computer repair costs as well as downtime if you use your pc for business.You will be able to earn extra income by repairing other computers and resell our detailed, in depth videos on cdroms and dvds.
Photos, videos, Articles added to this blog every other day.
Read our most Popular Article, Reviving A Dead Computer
Articles explaining PC Maintenance,Building,Repair, and more. See our complete article list here
Videos both explaining and showing PC maintenance and Repair
Photos helping you easily identify all computer components fast. See the Video Card and Hard Drives just to name a few.
New and up to date Dual core computers used in most recent videos.
We use the newest computer components to help you understand what makes your system tick. What's That? You are still using that older Pentium 3 or desktop model? No problem.Its In There.
We have videos of older Pentium 3 and older systems with operating system using Windows 98 and newer. We're sorry but no system will show Windows 95.
Be sure to visit our blog often and tell your friends as well as relatives. Here they will be able to save big on computer repair costs as well as downtime if you use your pc for business.You will be able to earn extra income by repairing other computers and resell our detailed, in depth videos on cdroms and dvds.
Photos, videos, Articles added to this blog every other day.
Read our most Popular Article, Reviving A Dead Computer
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