However there are a few really good websites that can help
you in your quest for windows help. Many of thenm are broken down by category
and cover certain topics of the windows operating system.
If you are looking for general windows xp help information
you can visit updatexp.com.
This website offers a wealth of information about
windows xp and is one of the very best on the internet today. It is owned and
operated by Marc Liron a Microsoft MVP.
This guy is certified by Microsoft and
really knows his stuff. Marc is one heck of a guy who has put all of his
knowledge about windows on his website for you to search and sift through.
Another great place to get help on the internet for
microsoft window help and support is protonic.com.
This website has been around
for a number of years and will take and answer questions about your windows
problems. They have a huge database of volunteer technicians who can help you
at the drop of a hat.
http://www.protonic.com
Of course don’t forget that Microsoft’s massive website can
help you also. They have tons of help files online about windows that you
can search through by any windows problem you are having.
http://www.microsoft.com
As you can see there are many great resources on the web
for you to search through anytime you want too.
The trick is to do a search on
Google under a keyword. Then once you find a help site look for some
credentials about the person hosting the website so you know they know what they
are talking about.
The internet is filled with all kinds of rubbish and
scammers, so you want to be sure the website you land on and trust is a great
one.
The websites listed above are really great starting points for you to find
any help about windows you may need. In many cases they may be the only ones
you need.
So what do you do if you really do not know much about
computers but still need help and don’t want to run your computer up to the
local best buy.
You once again search the internet.
This time just do a local
search on Google for computer repair and you should get a good amount of
results. Just type in your zip code and the word computer repair.
