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Home Computer Installation, Set-Up And Training

If you are a newcomer to the world of computers, and if you are, then you are not alone, then it can seem pretty daunting. You are not sure what you need to buy, how to set-up the equipment and, ultimately, how to use it. This confusion is sufficient to put many people getting involved with computers, which is unfortunate, because computers can really make your life easier (and they are fun too!).

So, what can you do to get over this problem? One option is to take a course in computing at your local college or night school. Whilst this is a good option for people that have plenty of free time, most people simply do not have space in their hectic schedules available to attend these classes, or they have free time, but not at the time the classes are running, as they have commitments at home or at work.

Even if you have the free time available to take a course in computing, it can be quite a long, drawn out process. Also, you have to learn about exactly what they want to teach you, which is not necessarily what you want to learn about. As these classes typically have 10-20 attendees, the instructors have to teach about quite general topics, and you no doubt have some specific tasks that you would like to use your computer for.

Another option is to have a home computer consultant come to your home. They can teach you about home computer installation, home computer set-up and can give you home computer training. Alternatively, if you if you prefer to learn about Macs rather than Windows computers, then they can teach you about home Mac installation, home Mac set-up and will be able to give you home Mac training.

If you want to learn about the different items of computer equipment, then they will teach you about that. If you want to learn about the software and how to use specific programs (such as Photoshop, Word, Excel, etc.), then they will teach you about that. Basically, whatever you want to specifically know and learn about, they will able to teach you.

It is not even necessary to have a computer prior to contacting them, as they will be more than happy advise which would be best for you based on what you intend to use it for. You can save a lot of money by consulting with them as you will not end up buying an expensive computer packed with features that you will never use.

You can be totally at ease with the people who provide these home computer installation, home computer set-up and home computer training services as they are used to dealing with people who have little or no experience with computers. There are no 'stupid' questions and you can learn at whatever pace you feel most comfortable with. So, if you need assistance with any aspect of computing, then seriously consider getting in contact with a home computer consultant.

About the Author

This article was written by a computer expert who has more than 10 years experience in the industry. He is currently doing home computer installations and can be contacted at http://kinneymedia.com

How do I transfer a game I have installed on my computer to a blank CD-R?

i installed an old computer game, Battlezone 2, onto my computer. the computer i installed it on is Windows Vista. The disk i used to install it with is not working and i cant get it fixed. so i wnt and got me some blank CD-Rs. i want to transfer the game to the CD-R so i can play it on the computer as well as install the game onto another computer, but i dont know how.

Try this:

1. Make sure the games setup files are in the original computer.
2. Make sure the games setup files are under 700 MB, if over, they may not fit on that CD type, try DVD-R.
3. Copy the setup files after inserting the CD, this shouldn't be to difficult; just go to you're "My Computer" and it should show up, one way is to drag the files in there.
4. Now you should enter that drive, and you will probably see a button on the left that says "Burn Files To Disc", click that.
5. If all goes well, you have you're game on the disc.

An alternative route to all this is to buy a flash drive and just put it on there, much easier.

If the file has an .ISO extension and you use a flash drive, you can try mounting it with mounting software like Daemon Tools or you could get Winzip and unpack it.

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