Like any electronic device, computers don't always work correctly. Sometimes the hardware itself is acting up, sometimes the software is flawed and telling the computer to do the wrong thing. The first step to troubleshooting is looking at what you're doing and see if it's not you causing the problems. Many PC problems are caused because the user did something wrong. Don't get me wrong. You can mess up on something and the PC won't break. At most, it will just crash, at which time you just reboot and find out what happened.

PC's have major frustration potential. When they work, there's nothing better. When they don't, you just want to run it over, twice. But, troubleshooting is an exercise in logic. By messing around, your aim is to narrow down the list of potential problems. Since there are so many potential things to go wrong on a PC, I cannot go into it in any detail here. But, I would recommend bookmarking CommRich.Net. The purpose of CommRich.Net is to provide answers to its customers. We also offer technical forum support, where you can ask for advice, to help you out on those things you just can't figure out.

Get Set, Go!!

Well, that's a preliminary orientation to the PC. It is written for those people who may have started in the computing era a little late. We know that the whole e-thing can seem really complicated at first. But, we are here to show you that it really isn't.