The fifth article in the series how computer work. This article describes different types of storage media available for a personal computer.

The eighth article in the series how computers work. This article explores the different types of software available for the personal computer.

The seventh article in the series how computers work. This article explores the external peripherals available for use with personal computer.

The second in the series on how computers work. This article explores the motherboard - the "backbone" of the personal computer.

The sixth article in the series how computers work. This article explores the different types of displays or monitors for use with a personal computer.

Information about the personal computer microprocessor.

This is the fourth article is the series on how computer work. This article explores the different types of memory that are used in the personal computer.

Software developers/programmers sometimes hide "Easter Eggs" in the software they create which are typically programs that are activated by series of keystrokes. They can include games, credits or jokes. The best part is that they can be fun for the user - this article tells you where to find them.

First part in a series on how a personal computer works. This article is the base article listing the main components that are the building blocks for a computer.

Dust, dirt and grime are the enemies of a computer. If left alone the dust and dirt can start to cause issues with the computer or components of the computer. Perform a quick spring cleaning of your computer, keyboard, mouse and printer to help improve performance and increase system life.