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31st May 2009, 04:52
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OK, so I have 2 questions:
1) What is the best book that's widely available that teaches you in depth how to build a PC, but also talks you through the basics? It must also have other things such as troubleshooting problems etc etc. 2) When I'm getting a PC repair kit (wristband, torch, screwdrivers etc) is there any brand I should look out for? Or will any toolkit do? |
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31st May 2009, 10:06
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I have not found any books on how to do it that are updated, look at TechReport's guides but there's no substitute for experience.
You don't really need a kit, most people just put together their own and usually it consists of a magnetic screwdriver and some lunch. You will not have to do any soldering on desktop repair, you may for DC jack repair on a laptop. A screwdriver will do for 99% of jobs.
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31st May 2009, 13:59
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Get an A++ study guide.
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