I'm planning on camping out when I drive across the United States and I will have my laptop inside my car for almost two months. I'm only planning on using the laptop for about 15 minutes every day to make reservations and look at maps and weather, so I'm not concerned about the processor or...
My 7 year old Gateway Solo 5300 has suddenly developed problems on a hot humid day. When I first turn on the computer it will beep continuously about 100 times and it will take a much longer time to get to the windows startup screen. Once I get into windows only a few keys on the keyboard work...
I'm looking for a good laptop battery for my old school Gateway Solo 5300. What is the difference between this $147 laptop battery on Amazon and this $65 battery on Amazon?
My school says the Home edition of XP will not work on the schools network and I need to run Windows XP professional. Does this make sense? Is there some way around this? I don't want to upgrade.
There are literally hundreds of subtle techniques that good salesmen have up their sleeves. You don't just go into sales thinking that personality will win you over your customers. Here's an example to the six steps to handling an objection...
So no matter how much expeience I ever obtain in the computer world I will never be able to be an IT analyst because I have a degree but it's not in computer science?
what about having an liberal arts degree and being a Computer/IT analyst. It says on the CNN money site that "A bachelor's degree is enough to get started" Can't I just get certifications after I get my liberal arts degree?
I want to be those dudes who work for companies and fix everyones computer problems and fix network problems, etc. I don't know what they call them. Either that or I want to work for a company and sell stuff to other people.
well I think I want to be a computer technician, but I might go into sales. I don't really need a degree for either of them, but I want to be prepared for the future. Basically I know if I go for a business degree it will be torture for me because i don't like math and I will get low grades, but...
"why do you wanna move there if you don't even know if it's nice?"
Well I know the scenery is nice, but I want to know if everything else is nice as well.
What is the best hard drive for under $100? I was looking at the Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB 7200 RPM 8M Cache Serial ATA150 Hard Drive, but I'm not sure if it's the best. I want something that's quiet and fast.
Also, what is the difference between the ATA150 and the ATA100...
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