Hardware InformationFCC ID Search If you have computer parts that you can't identify the manufacturer or model number of, use this FCC ID Search page to find out who made the part. Almost all parts have an FCC ID sticker on them, and the unique ID number identifies the manufacturer and model of your unknown part.Hardware and Software Support List This alphabetical list of hardware and software vendors contains their phone numbers and web site addresses and is Microsoft's list of compatible hardware and software vendors. If you need tech support for your hardware or software this list will tell you where to go or call. Hardware Pricing - This is Pricewatch where the current price at many retailers on computer equipment, electronics, and software is listed in a manner which makes it easy to find the lowest price on what you're looking for. I've shopped through them in the past and was very satisfied with the retailers they lead me to. Hard drivesMotherboardsMotherboards.org This site is the premier site for finding out about motherboards. It has reviews, ratings, and all kinds of information. Be sure to check out their Forums, they have quite a few, and can help you with your motherboard problems. They also have most motherboard manuals for download.FreewareFile Pigs This site has loads of Freeware, and Open Source programs available for downloading. It also includes a Forums section which has forums for Software Discussion, and Software Tutorials. Pricelessware - Contents The Pricelessware list is a compilation of software collected through a yearly vote by the participants of the "alt.comp.freeware" newsgroup. It is a list of what people have voted as "the best of the best in Freeware". SnapFiles - software reviews, download freeware and free trial programs Just like the link says, they have freeware and free trial software. "Freeware Home is an indexed collection of FREE programs commonly found on the Internet around the globe that match the following definitions:
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- Free software, often written by enthusiasts and distributed by users'
groups, or via electronic mail, local bulletin boards, Usenet, or other
electronic media. Computing Tips and TutorialsThese are mostly Windows related tips and tutorials above.Comparing Windows and Ubuntu LinuxThe link above is to a comparison between Windows and Ubuntu that I wrote.Linux downloads and documentationThis is where you want to go if you are interested in trying out Linux. There will also be troubleshooting links on this page.Live CD ListThe above page is a very extensive list of "Live CDs", which are bootable CDs that you can use on your system to do a variety of things, including installing operating systems, troubleshooting and fixing your system, gaming, science applications, medical applications, development, security, and many other categories. These are mostly Linux based, but there are a few Windows, DOS, BSD, and Solaris based CDs as well. There are currently 315 CDs listed, most of which are free to download and use, but there are a few commercial ones you need to buy.Buying OEM versions of Windows Vista: the facts This page goes into detail about what an OEM version of Windows is, and what you can use it for. Troubleshooting and Fixing WindowsTroubleshooting Tools for Windows XPWindows XP SP3 installationEverything you ever wanted to know about installing Service Pack 3 to Windows XP.Why Dual Boot?This page discusses the reasons to have more than one operating sytem on your machine.Where to go to get helpThe above link is to resources where you can get help with your computer problems.Like
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