Installment World - Fashion IT Life Show

Author: Wu Di
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: With the development of the times, computer applications have spread to every household. Now, many people's work and study cannot be separated from computers. So, how to assemble a computer, and what kind of computer is more suitable for you? These are questions that many computer beginners are confused about. Actually, these are not difficult at all. As long as you spend two days reading this book, the problems will be solved. To make it easier for readers to read, the main content of this book is introduced below.
Chapter 1, Hardware Introduction. For users who are not familiar with computers, assembling a computer is a technically challenging task. In fact, it is not as complex as imagined. This chapter introduces various methods of assembling a computer, mainstream computer brands, selection notes and market reference prices for main components such as motherboards, CPUs, memory, monitors, and graphics cards, as well as Intel and CMD two series of products with different price levels for assembly solutions.
Chapter 2, Assembling Hardware. This chapter introduces the process of assembling hardware through a typical assembly plan. Although this process may differ from the actual operation process, it is very helpful for readers to understand the process and precautions of computer assembly.
Chapter 3, Installing Windows XP System. Computers cannot work just by assembling hardware; they must be installed with an operating system to be used. Mainstream operating systems include Windows, Linux, etc. This chapter introduces the installation process of Windows XP, as well as the knowledge related to installing two operating systems on one computer and installing drivers.
Chapter 4, Practical Functions. This chapter explains the most commonly used operations of the Windows XP operating system. For example, how to set screen resolution, desktop background, screen saver, how to format hard drives, clean disks, defragment disks, delete programs, browse pictures, and make short movies.
Chapter 5, Common Peripheral Devices. For home entertainment, owning only one computer cannot meet the needs of life. It is also necessary to print documents, take digital images, transfer files, scan photos, video chat, and use computers to watch TV. To accomplish these tasks, what hardware is needed, and what are their market prices? This chapter will reveal them one by one.
Chapter 6, Going Online. If the computer cannot go online, many people will feel that life is in vain. This chapter introduces practical broadband internet access methods, focusing on how to select network cards, how to connect to the Internet, how to enable multiple people to go online together, and how to obtain relevant information about hardware products through the network.
Chapter 7, Common Software. This chapter mainly introduces the common utility software of computers.