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| + | * [[Media:How_to_install_and_format_hard_drive.odt| How to Install and Format a Hard Drive]] -- original text. | ||
[[Category: Help]] | [[Category: Help]] | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 8 March 2011
Finished Documentation
Current Documentation
- How to Install and Format a Hard Drive
- How to Install and Upgrade RAM
- Common Cable Connector Guide: Now with more photos!
- Cable Guide Template
- How to use the Cable template
- Troubleshoot Boot Problems
Future Documentation
- Free Geek Manual
Ones Currently Being Worked On
- How to upgrade your processor - desktop
- How to replace a power supply - desktop
- General Ubuntu Troubleshooting tools
- MB GB size and speed chart
What We Still Need to Work On
- How to install a wireless card
- How to upgrade your video - what do you need it for? Gaming, image/video editing, determining if you have PCI, AGP or PCI-E
- How to replace a power adapter - laptop for sure, maybe monitor too?
- Difference between switch, router and a hub
- How to network a windows and ubuntu linux computer
- How to figure out what kind of computer will meet your needs
- What program do you recommend for fixing my problem? (a list of non crapware software for finding out system specs, removing viruses, recovering lost files, etc)
- Linux software equivalent to windows programs
- Command Line Cheat Sheet
Previous Versions
- How to Install and Format a Hard Drive -- original text.