The Beginner's Guide to Fixing Your PC by Pete Neale

The Beginner's Guide to Fixing Your PC by Pete Neale

The computer won’t work. Before you pick up the phone or take it to the nearest repair shop, use this book. It could save you hours of frustration, not to mention money and lost days of work. In an easy-to-follow format, it deals with everything from everyday problems to major disasters. It also recommends ways to avoid trouble, from firewalls to dealing with phishing. A check list and avoidance tips will ensure that even if you’re a beginner, you’ll have a solution at your fingertips.

"'Aimed at beginners, this low-priced book offers easy-to-follow instructions..Every computer owner should have one by their PC.' David Bugden, Computer Bookshops (reviewed in Publishing News)"

Pete Neale started his career in programming in 1970 as part of a University of Texas experiment to see if teenagers could understand computers and has been more or less glued to the keyboard ever since. He has worked in programming, software design, and technical support and is currently a freelance web programmer. Geoff Stevens entered the IT industry in 1979, as a COBOL programmer. When working as an IBM mainframe administrator in 1983, he first got his hands on an IBM PC. Since 1987, he's used personal computers on a daily basis to manage and develop software and systems. He currently works as a Senior Software Developer, and is a Member of the British Computer Society.

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ISBN 13	9781840245967
ISBN 10	1840245964
Title	The Beginner's Guide to Fixing Your PC
Author	Pete Neale
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Octopus Publishing Group
Year published	2008-08-04
Number of pages	256
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