Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Computer Running Well (Beginners to Experts): Secrets of a Computer Shop Professional Revealed for the Do-It-Yourselfer

Attempting to fix your own computer can seem like an insurmountable task. With so many books and articles making it seem more complicated than it’s worth, many computer users sink more money than they would like into taking their tower or laptop into a professional shop.

But with this easy-to-read guide, those days will be long gone.

Learn how to properly maintain, repair, and troubleshoot your own computer without ever having to leave your home. Beginning with the basics, systems engineer and computer networking expert Mark S. Wilcox explains everything you need to know to make sure your device is protected, well cared for, and in top working order. This includes chapters like “How Wireless Networking Works,” “Do I Need to Worry About Identity Theft,” and “Backing up Data, Why and How.”

The book includes plenty of step-by-step, hands-on instructions to help you get a better feel for your computer. And if it turns out that a new computer part is necessary, Wilcox provides a rundown of recommended replacement parts and trusted manufacturers to help you feel confident in your selection.

With this comprehensive guidebook in hand, computer maintenance and repair has never been easier!

Mark S. Wilcox graduated with associate degrees in marketing and management, and accounting and economics before enrolling in a computer degree program. There, he specialized in local area network management, eventually becoming a Microsoft Server and Novell Intranetware Specialist.

While working for a local computer shop, he became a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Network Engineer, and Novell Academic Instructor and Networking Instructor.

After teaching computer networking at Mesabi Range Community and Technical College, Wilcox opened his own computer business that focuses on serving individuals as well as small and medium-sized businesses.

Wilcox currently lives with his wife and two sons in northern Minnesota.

For more information, visit www.wilcoxcomputerservicesinc.com or send an e-mail to markwilcox@wilcoxcomputerservicesinc.com.