i consider myself a computer technician, please read carefully below?
Posted on October 1st, 2009 by admin
i really love computers, and i took private classes and learned how to repair and how to configure and play around with a computer
things that i know how to do are:
*format a computer and install windows with drivers
*how to confire things in windows (like the sound, video, texture, background, etc etc)
*how to work with BIOS
*how to work with safe mode
*how to take a computer apart and put it back together
*i can tell you why a computer does not want to turn on (being the power supply, memory, processor, etc etc)
*i know how to boot from CD
*i know how to make a computer run faster
*i know about master, slave, celector Hard drive, CD-ROM
*i know how to fix up erros on windows
*i know how to start up windows when it dosnt want to boot up (by entering BIOS and booting from CD with the windows CD and repairing it)
do you think i can start repairing computers ?
can i call myself a technician ?
is there anything else i need to know ?(that im missing)
Sure you can. WHy not. If you want to know if you can get a job as a tech, it all depends on your experience being employed as a tech.
If you can do all that you can certainly upgrade hard drives, troubleshoot and replace sound and video cards and things of that nature.
October 1st, 2009 at 8:25 pm
Sure you can. WHy not. If you want to know if you can get a job as a tech, it all depends on your experience being employed as a tech.
If you can do all that you can certainly upgrade hard drives, troubleshoot and replace sound and video cards and things of that nature.
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October 1st, 2009 at 9:05 pm
The field of IT is massive the more you no the better. Learn how to check for and find conflicts, configure wireless, check for viruses and other potential security issues. Be aware of latest programmes to recommend to customers if they so need them.
Learn to check graphischs diagnostics like dxdiag also check things like ip configuration and how to release/renew/repair Ip address. Always good to learn how to network and build cat5e cabels etc. The list is extensive but I hope that helps you. Email me on shadowraven2uk@yahoo.co.uk if you need me to try and clarify a thew more points for you
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October 1st, 2009 at 9:55 pm
Well, if that’s all you know I’ll say you’re on a great start. Though there’s more to learn. P$ as a computer GEEK learning never stops. But YES, if you know how to apply the safety rules and you really know your stuff, you are on your way to GEEK-DOM.
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