how to learn the the basic components or structure of the computer(the very basic things. mention any website)
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you should try some of the online courses that are free at gateway's web site or the ones that are at the hp website
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This has to be really useful:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer\n\n(10 points 4 me? ;)  )
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Try this site http://www.internet4classrooms.com/integ_tech_lessons.htm
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Sorry, not sure how much this will help, but if you have any development tools, you can write one yourself.  There are numerous free system information components on the web that plug into development tools like VB, VC++, VC#, Delphi, etc.\n\nI was actually going to write one for my kids' school, since their PC situation is nightmarish (all different hardware/drivers/O/S'es), but never got around to it.  Most device information, and associated driver info can be found in the registry, and Windows has a few built-in (API) calls to get other info (like processor, memory, etc.).  A webservice with either an Access or SQL Server database on the receiving end would be easy to whip up.
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I think you'll need to be a bit more specific in what type of help your actually looking for.  Are you more interested in education on how to use and operate a machine?  Want to know the intricate technical workings of how your machine performs?  Having an OS issue?  Machine lagging and you want to improve performance?  Thinking about upgrading that video card for the next best thing?  There are plenty of websites that cover all of that in varying degrees depending on where your interests lie.
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it is not as simple as a tutorial that will teach you that. There are so many different problems a computer can experience that you owuld spend years of constant reading to know everything, a lot of it is a case of trial and error.\n\nI would read some tutorials on the types of hardware and what they do so that you can get a good understanding of the components of a computer before you dive in.
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http://www.learnthat.com/computers/learn.asp?id=425&index=0
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Get a program called sisoftware sandra. It will tell you all about your components in the system information area.\nhttp://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10451861.html?tag=lst-0-1
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I wouldn't you can find a lot of free material on the internet that can show you how to build a computer.
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http://www.computerhope.com/history/index.htm\n\nThis explains all about computers
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet
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various components.. like chips memory and such
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May I suggest that you will probably get more help with this question in the Computers & Internet category, instead of Homework Help.  That category has computer buffs by the score who would jump at the chance to explain their beloved system to you.\n\nGood luck!
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click on the start button to shut your computer dow. this resets all of your computer;'s defaults. then start it up again and log back on.\n\n◙◙ LEARN COMPUTER BASICS ◙◙\n\n◙ You should have read a great book called "Windows XP For Dummies" (no I'm not calling you a dummy) like I did when I first got on the Web. Except back then it was called "Windows 95 For Dummies". Trust me it's a great book and has lots of humor in it as well. There are two of them. Get the one that is 9 books in one. it has the most info. Don't read this book from cover-to-cover. Instead use it as a reference book.\n\n◙ This book will teach you haow do do many many things with your computer. Some of them are copy, paste, delete, highlighting text, making a file, saving a file and the list goes on and on. Getting on the web before you learn the basics of your computer is like trying to be a race car driver before you learn how to drive.\n\n◙ Look for this book at your local public library. If they don't have it have them use their username and password to login to firstsearch.org where they can get any book from any library in the world. :)
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Go to the following website and download and install Belarc Advisor. It will tell you every component and program in your computer. \nhttp://www.belarc.com/ba5.html?B
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My first IT job (if you can call it that) was assembling computers.  They were all barebones, which meant we had to basically build them from scratch.  I learned what each part of a computer does and how to troubleshoot them.
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www.learnelectronics.com