[cybernana]

I am uncertain if I am in the correct forum but maybe someone can direct me. I am interested in taking courses that would teach me how to repair my own PC. What kind of courses would this be and what are their names.? Where would I go to take them?

[etaf]

Is this just to repair your own PC or to repair generally

Quite a few free tutorials on the web, but I find the best place is probably here and get the support for the specific issue you have

[cybernana]

This is to repair mine, friends, or my family members PC in general when there is ever a problem. I do not want to necessarily become a member of the "Geek Squad" but I would like to understand my computer a little more and be able to fix a problem without having to contact tech support person.

[ChuckE]

Practice makes perfect,
(or maybe worse, but then life is a learning experience).

[pailrider]

Mike Meyers has some pretty good books some of the at home courses use these but I would be careful using some of the at home courses because I know from experience that most likely you'll get out of date materials. Just buy a new Mike Meyers A+ certification book.

[RedHelix]

Originally Posted by cybernana

This is to repair mine, friends, or my family members PC in general when there is ever a problem. I do not want to necessarily become a member of the "Geek Squad" but I would like to understand my computer a little more and be able to fix a problem without having to contact tech support person.

Heh, the most immersive PC repair experience I ever got was from working for Geek Squad

You guys can laugh, but when you're working on 20 machines at once every day, you learn "problem trends" a lot faster than you would from working at most other places

[cybernana]

Since I need to learn to repair the computers before I work for the "Geek Squad", I will try the Mike Meyers books first.