Is your PC showing its age? Struggles with the Internet? Does it have the speed of a three legged tortoise? If so, you may be thinking of buying a new one. Before you do though, consider the possibility of upgrading what you've already got. Computers aren't cheap and it makes no sense to replace everything when changing one part is all that's required.
It is a fact that most computer upgrades are relatively simple to do and require little more than a screwdriver and a bit of common sense. This book tells you when a part needs to be upgraded and how to do it. Its simple illustrated instructions also teach you how to identify, locate and install the relevant parts to make your computer faster, more versatile and more powerful. You will even find a handy money-saving tutorial on your various buying options, plus how to troubleshoot if, horror of horrors, your upgrade goes wrong.
All-in-all, Upgrading and Fixing a PC in easy steps is a must-have for computer owners wishing to keep their PCs at the cutting-edge.