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Build a Computer

Has the Silver Citizen guy gone crazy:
Build a computer - ME?

Computer Case

NO, I haven't: Building your own computer can be a fun and entertaining project. While you may think this is a complex task that requires years of experience and special training, you will be pleasantly surprised to know, that is far from the truth.

I will show you all the details right here: Near the bottom of this page is my Crash-course to build your computer in a snap: Believe me; you can do this yourself, with a little help from me: Easily! And everything I'll teach you is FREE!

Remember, I am a Senior Citizen like you, with an attitude!

Just let me outline a few of the advantages if you decide to build a computer by yourself:

  • You will save 100's compared to buying an off-the-shelf product
  • You can afford to give away a computer as a gift to your grandchild
  • You can replace your old computer with a new and much better one
  • You will (quickly) learn a new and (to others) impressive skill
  • You most likely have all the tools you need already
  • You can do maintenance by yourself in the future
  • Your new computer will most likely be better and faster than off-the-shelf products

Computer parts Imagine: Within a couple of days from now, all you need to build a computer will arrive at your doorstep (I'll show you from where): And inside your house, you are equipped with all the knowledge you need (my crash-course) to put it all together and make it work!

You could either build a computer by yourself and surprise the whole family, or you could do it as a project together with your grandchild: Imagine the little one coming over to continue building his/her own computer together with Grandpa and/or Grandma! And then naming the computer Grandma (or Grandpa)! I love that: What a show-off for the little one, having such a Gran: And with my free articles, right here, you can!

With a simple set of tools (it doesn’t take much more than a screw driver) and some patience, you can have your personal computer up and running in a few short hours. O.k., so maybe a few hours is expecting a little much.

Follow my quick guide and I’ll at least have you up and running by the end of the day. Or you could stretch the project out to your - and eventually, your grandchild's - liking.

Lightbulb While reading these articles you may occasionally come across a little light bulb icon. When you see the little light bulb it means there is some useful tip that applies to the current subject at hand. Click on it whenever you see it! Please refer to the link below on “Computer Building Tips and Tricks” for these helpful hints.

Build a Computer: Your personal Crash-course

LightbulbComputer building tips and tricks: Read this FIRST. Actually, you should read EVERYTHING first!


Blue ArrowUse a computer: Get this free eBook: Ch.1 will help you a lot.

Blue ArrowComputer building tools that I will need to build a computer.

Blue ArrowWhat kind of computer do I really need?

Blue ArrowChoosing a computer chassis: What options do I have?

Blue ArrowVideo card and monitor: What priorities should I have?

Blue ArrowChoosing a printer: A few important points.

Blue ArrowChoosing a sound card and speakers: A no-cost or low-cost solution.

Blue ArrowHard Drive: What is it, and how much do I need?

Blue ArrowCD/DVD ROM: What should I choose?

Blue ArrowBuild 1: Prepare the Motherboard: Let's start building!

Blue ArrowBuild 2: Installing the memory: Ten minutes or half-a-brain required.

Blue ArrowBuild 3: Installing video and sound cards: Enabling us to see and hear.

Blue ArrowBuild 4: Installing the Power Supply: No power, no play.

Blue ArrowBuild 5: Installing a floppy drive: If you really insist. But it is outdated.

Blue ArrowBuild 6: Install the Hard Drive: The computer's permanent memory.

Blue ArrowBuild 7: Install the DVD /CD-ROM: Movies, software and backup.

Blue ArrowBuild 8: Final connections: The few obvious things you forget.

Blue ArrowSoftware you need: The basic stuff first.

Blue ArrowConnecting to the Internet: General info and a little tech.

Coffee mug You really deserve a cup of coffee now! Not to mention what I deserve, having written all this stuff!!

As you have learned by now, building a computer is not rocket-science: This you can do perfectly well: To build a computer is an easy task, really!

And, you have (almost) all you need if you want to create a Home Business!

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