- Answers That Work - "The ultimate online HelpDesk. the home of computer support."
- The PC Guide - "One of the Internet's premier sites for detailed PC reference information"
- TechTV - News and tips
- ComputerTips - The world's first absolutely free online computer reference site
- Everything Computers - Troubleshooting and general computer tips from the companion site to the "O'Donnell on Computers" radio show.
- PC Pitstop - keep your PC running fast, stable and secure!
- Help Forums - Got a computer problem? It might helpto talk about it.
- Hardware Central - "Your source for in-depth computer hardware info"
- Memory Test - Computer memory modules can go bad. Check yours with this FREE testing software.
- Fast Guide to RAM - a basic overview of RAM
- Memory Reference Info - Check your PC manual first, but hese manufacturers offer advice and replacement memory modules for virtually any computer: Crucial Technology | Kingston Technology | PNY Technologies
- BootDisk.com - When all else fails, sometimes you just need a quick "boot"! FREE utilities for PCs suffering from "boot up" problems.
- PC-DISK - Hard disk problems or questions? This site has jumper settings, layouts, parameters and utilities for more than 5,000 models!
- CD-ROM Guide - Questions about CD or DVD drives? Here is info and discussion on CD-ROMs, CDIs, VideoCDs, DVDs, CD-RWs, etc.
- Modem Central - Help, tips and Imfo on analog, cable, xDSL, wireless, ISDN and satellite
- ModemSite - "The Modem Information & Support Site"
- TechNick.net - "Tons of Hardware Information and More!" - Pinouts, circuits, guides, etc.
- Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) - comprehensive repair guides for consumer electronics equipment and other household devices
- Electronic Cookbook Archive - If you like the smell of hot solder, here is a collection of handy electronic circuits
- Cable Diagrams Database - Need to build or test a cable? Look here for pin-to-pin diagrams!
- Identify Computer and Electronic Gear - Can't identify the manufacturer or model of that old modem or other component? If it has a sticker with an FCC Identification Number, just search this FCC database!
- Recycle Your Rechargeable Batteries - Protect the environment! Drop off your old rechargeable batteries at any Best Buy, Circuit City, Home Depot, RadioShack, Sears, Target, Wal-Mart and others, search by zip code to find a nearby drop-off location or call 1-800-8-BATTERY (1-800-822-8837). The program is free of charge to consumers.
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