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Additional
Resources
Computer Tech Forums and
Computer Repair Forums
One of the best places to get
information about computer problems are in forums. The
downside of using forums is that it can take a while to get a
response and you never really know the quality of an answer
you will get.
What computer tech forums are useful
for
Forums can be a useful
when dealing with a stubborn problem
with you PC. Many forum moderators have a wealth of up-to date
knowledge on the latest trends and security
threats.
I would recommend using
a forum when:
- You have tried everything you
can possibly do fix the problem without assistance
- You are having a problem that is
strange or out of the ordinary
- You want to confirm your
suspicions about a problem you are having
- You can't afford premium
support
What
computer repair
forums are the best to use? - A comparison:
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Experts-Exchange.com
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This site is one of the best sites for
quick resolutions. They have experts in
everything! The only downside is that you need to pay a
monthly or yearly fee in order to get answers. If you
don't want to buy a membership you can still search
their database for a solution to your
problem.
- Access to the search the most useful
database of 1,422,572 Solutions you will not find on
any site other than ee
- Ask unlimited questions. Experts are
waiting to answer your question in over 250 different
topics.
- 24/7 Personal Assistant will guide
you through any problems using ee.
- NO ADS will improve load times and
make more efficient use of browser space
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TechSupportForum.com
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This forum is free to join and
use. This is a good forum to start with when
you want free help.
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Techguy.org
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| An excellent forum for just about any
problem. Another must use resource when you
need quality answers in a short period of time. |
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BleepingComputer.com
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This site has some very good tutorials
on everything from creating zip files to setting up a
home network. They also have a pretty good forum to get
answers to those difficult
PC problems.
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MSN Groups
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| This site is a very broad "discussion" site.
The computer support section is pretty good, but I
would not recommend using it if you need an immediate
answer. |
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Mcse.ms
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| This site is an excellent resource if you are
considering getting any certification in the IT
industry. I added this link as there may be some
of you with a keen interest in computers and you may not
really know where to start. |
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Iamnotageek.com
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| This site has a lot of different support sections
but the response time can be very slow. |
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Aarp.org
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| This is a great site if you are new to computers
and have very basic questions. |
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Dell Support Forums
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This forum obviously caters more to
individuals with Dell PC's, however, it can be very
helpful when you are dealing with what you suspect is a
hardware related issue.
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