This book doesn’t cover those exciting new
toys that make you whip out the credit card. You don’t
find wireless network cards, digital cameras, home theater
computers, or DVD burners in this part. No, this part of
the book covers the boring, basic computer things that
you have to do. And sometimes repeatedly.
The first chapter explains how to find out exactly what’s
inside your PC — how much memory it has, for example.
It walks you through making sure your computer’s System
Restore and Windows Update features work correctly, for
instance, so that Windows can keep itself running
smoothly.
Spilled a Coke on the keyboard? Keyboards are covered
here, as well as mice, monitors, and printers. Except for
adding two monitors to a single PC (Chapter 3), nothing
new and exciting has happened with these types of parts
for quite some time. But chances are that this is the stuff
you’ll find yourself needing to fix or replace the most often.
And if you’ve just walked home with a new Windows Vista
PC, check out Chapter 5: It explains how to move your
files, bookmarks, and program settings off your old PC
and onto your new one.
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