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If you want to minimize downtime and maximize PC performance,this book will help you do both—and much more! The author provides simple,step-by-step strategies for keeping IBM PCs and compatible 286,386,486,and Pentium systems up and running smoothly. One of the strongest-selling technician's guides to PC repair,it has now been revised with many detailed troubleshooting flowcharts and greater emphasis on Windows-related PCs,which present a unique set of system-specific troubleshooting and repair challenges. You'll learn to: Pinpoint problems; Make repairs; Perform preventive maintenance; Reconfigure PCs Install upgrades; Expand memory or increase disk capacity Disassemble and reassemble components; Recover lost data Improve PC performance. Over 300 illustrations and easy-to-read text make this one of the most accessible,information-packed PC repair guides available for technicians,PC owners,and end users. This book will bring you up to date with today's constantly evolving hardware.
- Author
- Michael Frank Hordeski
- Publisher
- Mcgraw-hill Professional Publishing
- Published
- 1997
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780070305564
- Subjects
- Engineering, Computer Science, Stem
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