Computers: Getting Personal With Computers
No matter how ubiquitous computer technology has become, true comfort and ease with computers remains elusive for much of the world. It’s no surprise that there are libraries’ worth of information online on the progenitor of the Web: the personal computer.
Expand All Guide SectionsHow Computers Work
Many of us use computers but rarely stop to think about how computers work. A ... read more »
Choosing a Computer
Computers double their processing power roughly every 18 months. Learn how to keep up with the ... read more »
Buying a Computer Online
There may be a number of benefits to buying a computer online. Many manufacturers ... read more »
Online Computer Support
Even for the experienced techie, keeping a computer in tip-top shape can be a challenge. Luckily, ... read more »
Computer Tutorials
Learning more about your computer and its capabilities through computer tutorials can open up new possibilities that you didn’t know existed.
Insights for Computer Tutorials
- For offline learning, check with your local computer store. Many of them, including Apple stores, run seminars, classes and even private computer tutorials.
Top Sites for Computer Tutorials
WebTutorialList
is a directory of the many computer tutorials on the Web. It has many technical categories, including computer guides and Internet tutorials.
CNET
hosts a number of online computer tutorials and courses, including general guides like PC troubleshooting and more specific guides.
Home and Learn
is a U.K. Web site that offers free Web tutorials on many aspects of home computing.
In Pictures
has guides better suited to visual learners. If you’d rather see how something is done than get a long explanation, these quick computer tutorials are for you.
How to Transfer Files to a New Computer
Use the links in this section to learn how to transfer files to a new computer, ... read more »
Computer Recycling and Donating Computers
There are a number of computer recycling and donating options available if you ... read more »
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