By: Dale Harris

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How to Start a Blog from scratch

Common Windows PC Problems That Anyone Can Do

Troubleshooting computers can be a little frustrating and a little tricky. With so many parts and software installed, any number of things can go wrong. But when (not if) something happens, this is the best opportunity for you to learn-of course provided that you have a few basics under your belt. Nothing beats experience. The more you do it, the better you become, and the more your confidence grows. And the best part, you will save yourself a lot of money.

How to Promote Your Blog on Social Media to Get More Traffic

Blogging can be a fun and creative outlet to share your talents, interests and favorite things. If you’re a blogger, chances are good that you enjoy writing, teaching and networking. Otherwise, you probably would’ve chosen another way to spend your time. But even if you truly enjoy blogging, it can be incredibly disheartening to put your energy and soul into something that few people are able to see.

In addition, you probably want to make some money for your endeavors, and we all know companies want to see an engaged audience before they start investing their dollars. Therefore, it’s important to find ways to reach the people who would enjoy your content. Check out the tips below to discover some concrete steps for how to promote your blog on social media to get more traffic.

How to choose the best desktop PC for you? Well, you might wonder how much RAM you'll need, for instance, which processor to choose or which graphics card to pick, what display to look for, which hard drive will be best for you - there are so many issues that it's difficult to know where to begin.

There is a simple way to at least begin cutting down the choices on offer, though, and ensure you get the best PC for your needs.

And that's to forget about the low-level technical specifications, and fine details like the brand of graphics card just for the moment and instead concentrate on something much more fundamental and important: what you will be expecting your system to do.

AMD’s disruptive Ryzen processors and Intel’s supercharged 8th-gen Core CPUs have sparked a wave of interest in PC building, but some people still hesitate at the idea of crafting a custom PC. Don’t! Building your own PC isn’t some arcane art or esoteric skill that only the most hardcore of hardware geeks can pull off. In fact, assembling a DIY PC is pretty straightforward once you’ve settled on your parts list. 

Rolling your own computer offers a number of advantages that boxed desktops just can’t match, even though inflated component prices have made DIY computers less of a deal these days. You still get granular control over every single aspect of the hardware. You still get to choose not only the nuts-and-bolts-level details like processing and graphical performance, but also deeply personal touches like the PC’s case design and cooling capabilities. There’s no need to settle for a boring black box, unless you want a boring black box.