Description: Assuming no prior knowledge of computers or electronics, and emphasizing the practical experience readers require to become professional computer technicians, this book helps beginning readers develop the fundamental skills required to operate, troubleshoot, and upgrade minicomputer systems (PCs). Using hands-on examples and an adequate amount of theory, it covers all the important DOS commands, all types of internal computer hardware, system and memory management, and Windows 95/98/NT/2000. The author is a certified Netware Administrator and an instructor with industry experience, ensuring a thorough, practical resource. Coverage of web page creation introduces basic concepts of the Internet and how to create web pages using HTML. Up-to-date information on Microsoft "RM" operating systems includes practical, hands-on examples to perform everyday tasks in working with Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000. DOS Commands are included to provide readers with the commands needed to operate, troubleshoot and upgrade a PC. Troubleshooting skills provide readers with skills and tools needed to diagnose PCs and printers.

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