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any computer learning books?

Post Date: 2008-02-16
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    Posted: 16 Feb 2008 at 4:14pm
i was wondering are there any good computer iformation books like how 2 built troubleshoot, etc. i am still learning alot about comps.
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As stupid as they sound, the "For Dummies" series does a pretty good job at explaining some in-depth stuff in easy to understand language.
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the dummy guides and idiot books really are the best.
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I thought this was a thread about your computer learning to read books.......
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Google is definitely your best friend as far as troubleshooting and self educating goes.


For me at least, typing in my problem and instantly getting a list of fixes on google is a lot easier than digging through a book (can you tell I hate books for anything except fiction?).
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O'Reilly books have helped me out alot.  They have books for everything related to PC's.  Here's a link.
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O reilly?
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Originally posted by Vince

O'Reilly books have helped me out alot.  They have books for everything related to PC's.  Here's a link.
 
 
Yeah, O'Reilly books are just as good too.  Don't get me wrong, there are tons of books out there.
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Check out No Starch Press, O'Reilly, etc...
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