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Troubleshooting, Maintaining, & Repairing PCs | Stephen J. Bigelow

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Bigelow provides the ultimate PC troubleshooting reference for people wantingto understand how personal computers work and how to fix them when they fail.This book contains instant guidance for nearly any PC problem and serves as acomplete reference to every PC component in existence. 100 illustrations.

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Troubleshooting, Maintaining, & Repairing PCs | Stephen J. Bigelow

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GarthRanzz Found it out the hard way yesterday afternoon. 7y

rubyslippersreads @GarthRanzz So did I. 😏 7y

DieAReader For what it‘s worth, mine signed me out & forced a new sign in. 7y

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Troubleshooting, Maintaining, & Repairing PCs | Stephen J. Bigelow

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So, if my time zone math is correct, this should hit us here in Central Europe at 1.00 pm CEST.

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ju.ca.no Aah thanks for doing the maths😍🤗 7y

julesG @ju.ca.no Learned my lesson in London. Was in Greenwich one day and wanted to see the large red ball dropping (the one on the Royal Observatory) at noon. Noon came and went and around 12.35 I realised that I'd have to wait until 1 pm due to summer time. 7y

ju.ca.no @julesG I‘m really really bad at calculating time switches🙈 7y

julesG @ju.ca.no I just tend to forget summer time. That's bad enough. 7y

Avanders 😘 7y

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