Say where and how would i go about learning all about the computer, im not really talking about programming. Like learning all about the hardware and such, taking a class would be cool but in my little hick town they offer no such classes in high school. where exactly should i start?
moderate_rock48 7 Posting Pro
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Jump to PostCompTIA's A+ Certification is a great place to start. There are books all over the place that prepare you for that. Also, a book or two that I like:
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alc6379 120 Cookie... That's it Team Colleague
CompTIA's A+ Certification is a great place to start. There are books all over the place that prepare you for that. Also, a book or two that I like:
jwenting 1,905 duckman Team Colleague
get an older one and start taking it apart :)
Then put it back together and try figuring out where the leftover parts go ;)
moderate_rock48 7 Posting Pro
lol i have done that with an older comp, and then i got confident enough to do it with the computer i use most and it all works! I also have a computer hooked up all together in my room without the case :cheesy: I like messing around with that stuff. It is just hard figuring out what different models of parts wont fit together.
dlh6213 27 Posting Maven Team Colleague
Say where and how would i go about learning all about the computer, im not really talking about programming. Like learning all about the hardware and such, taking a class would be cool but in my little hick town they offer no such classes in high school. where exactly should i start?
DaniWeb threads and Google!! :) (Better than any classroom or book learnin' I got)
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