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It's never done that before : a guide to troubleshooting Windows XP
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It's never done that before : a guide to troubleshooting Windows XP

著者: John Ross
出版商: San Francisco : No Starch Press, ©2006.
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"It's Never Done That Before" deals with computers/software.

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Ross, John, 1947-
It's never done that before.
San Francisco : No Starch Press, c2006
(OCoLC)607775455
Online version:
Ross, John, 1947-
It's never done that before.
San Francisco : No Starch Press, c2006
(OCoLC)631317037
材料类型: 互联网资源
文件类型: 书, 互联网资源
所有的著者/提供者: John Ross
ISBN: 1593271395 9781593271398 1593270763 9781593270766
OCLC号码: 61859805
注意: Includes index.
描述: xix, 263 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
内容: Troubleshooting Methods and Tools --
Troubleshooting Basics --
What May Have Gone Wrong? --
What Has Changed? --
Record Your Steps --
Is This a New Problem? Has It Ever Done This Before? --
Start with a Plan --
Identify the Symptoms --
Try Restarting the Computer --
Look for an Explanation --
Places to Look for Help --
Try a Fix --
Check the Result --
Keep a Record of the Fix --
Prevent a Repeat --
Types of Windows Problems and Failures --
No Power --
Checking Power on a Desktop Computer --
Checking a Laptop Computer --
Errors During Startup --
Troubleshooting Windows Failures --
Black Screens --
Blue Screens --
Everything Is Frozen in Place --
Nonfatal Error Messages --
Responding to Nonfatal Error Messages --
Error Messages: Finding Translations from the Cryptic --
What to Do When Windows Is Acting Oddly --
Pop-up Ads and Redirected Web Pages: Your Desktop Under Attack --
Hardware Problems --
Memory Problems --
Internet Connection Problems --
Local Network Problems --
What to do When Windows Won't Start --
The Windows Startup Sequence --
Power-on Self Test (POST) --
Beep Codes --
Initial Startup: What Happens When You Push the Button --
Run the Boot Loader --
Detect and Configure Hardware --
Load the Windows Kernel --
Logon --
So What Can Go Wrong? --
Making Sense of Startup Error Messages --
Returning to the Last Known Good Configuration --
Bypassing Windows with the Recovery Console --
Solving Startup Problems with the Recovery Console --
Safe Mode --
The System Configuration Utility --
Using the Configuration Utility to Streamline Startup --
The Boot Log: A History of Startup Programs --
Solving Those "Did Not Load" Errors --
Black Screens and Blue Screens --
Black Screens --
Open Windows in Safe Mode --
Look for a Hardware Problem --
Blue Screens --
How to Read a Stop Message --
Look for More Details --
Replace the Driver File --
Wait, Wait! Don't Let the Message Disappear! --
Finding a Fix --
The Microsoft Knowledge Base --
Try Other Internet Resources --
Solving Device Driver Problems --
Device Drivers --
DLL Files --
Diagnosing a Driver Problem --
Where to Find New Drivers --
Installing New Drivers --
Returning to an Earlier Version --
Storing and Organizing Your Drivers --
Use Device Driver Rollback to Solve a Conflict --
Using the Microsoft Knowledge Base and Other Online Resources --
Try the Help Screens First --
README Files --
The Microsoft Knowledge Base --
Opening the Knowledge Base --
Reading a Knowledge Base Article --
Buried Treasure in the Knowledge Base --
Hardware and Software Manufacturers' Websites --
Newsgroups and Independent Support Services --
Search Online for the Symptoms --
Don't Panic (Yet) --
Using System Restore and Other Rollback Techniques --
Before You Try System Restore --
Creating Restore Points --
Returning to a Restore Point --
Starting System Restore in Safe Mode --
Underneath it All: The BIOS --
The Power-on Self Test --
Changing the BIOS Settings --
Opening the BIOS Setup Tool --
Changing BIOS Settings --
Date and Time --
Configuring Hard Drives and Other IDE Devices --
Diskette Settings --
Boot Sequence --
Turn Num Lock On or Off --
Other BIOS Settings --
If All Else Fails, Return to the Default --
Updating the BIOS --
The Windows Registry: Here be Demons --
Opening, Reading, and Editing the Registry --
How the Registry Is Organized --
Using the Registry to Repair or Modify Windows --
Deleting a Registry Item --
Adding a New Registry Item --
Editing an Existing Registry Item --
Getting the Junk Out: Registry Cleanup Tools --
Dealing with Individual Programs and Files --
The Program Won't Start --
Have You Used This Program Before? --
Have You Just Upgraded? --
What Else Has Happened Lately? --
Is There Another Way to Open the Program? --
Reinstall the Program --
Delete and Reinstall Again --
A File Opens in the Wrong Program --
The Program Freezes --
I Can't Read a File --
Try a Different Program --
Check the File Extension --
The File Won't Print --
Service Packs, Patches, and Other Updates --
When to Update --
Finding and Installing the Latest Updates --
Installing Microsoft Windows Updates --
Updating Security Software --
What If an Update Creates Problems? --
Updating the BIOS --
Use the Right BIOS --
Follow the Instructions --
Viruses, Spyware, and Other Nasties --
Protecting Your System --
Viruses, Worms, and Trojan Horses --
Antivirus Programs --
Take Precautions --
Spyware --
Where Did That Come From? --
Protecting Against Spyware --
Finding and Removing Spyware --
Identifying Malware --
Stopping Break-ins: Firewalls --
Firewall Software --
Firewall Hardware --
Internet Connection Problems --
Isolate the Problem --
Follow the Signal --
The Local Network Hub or Router --
The ISP's Gateway --
Tracing the Network --
My Computer Can't Find the Internet --
Does Your ISP Provide Its Own Software? --
Network Configuration Settings --
Troubleshooting a Dial-up Connection --
Troubleshooting a Connection Through a Local Network --
The Computer Can't Find a Particular Website --
Computer Connects When You Don't Want It to Connect --
The Internet Disappears --
Firewalls and Gateway Servers --
Local Network Problems --
I Can't See Other Computers on the LAN --
File Sharing Doesn't Work --
I Can't Edit a File --
Dealing with Hardware Problems --
Problems with New Hardware --
Hardware Troubleshooting --
Look for a Simple Fix --
Replace and Test Each Component --
Move the Device to Another Computer --
Divide the Circuit --
Repair or Replace? --
Microsoft's Product Activation: Not a Big Deal --
How Product Activation Works --
What Happens If I Upgrade My Hardware? --
Is This a License to Snoop? --
What About Registration? --
Troubleshooting and Replacing Hard Drives --
Restoring the Computer to Useful Operation --
Installing a New Hard Drive --
Mounting the Drive --
Changing the BIOS Setting --
Formatting the Drive --
Replacing a Drive in a Laptop Computer --
What About USB Drives? --
Recovering Your Data --
Recovering Data from a Laptop Drive --
Troubleshooting Hard Drives --
Jumpers on ATA Drives --
Cable Connections --
BIOS Settings --
Moving a Hard Drive to a New Computer --
What to Tell the Service Guy --
Problems with Other Storage Devices --
A Few Last Words About Drives --
Troubleshooting and Replacing Other Hardware --
Memory Problems --
Identifying Memory Problems --
Replacing the Motherboard --
Power Supply Problems --
Mouse Problems --
Cleaning a Mechanical Mouse --
Cleaning an Optical Mouse --
Keyboard Problems --
USB and FireWire Problems --
Printer Problems --
Restart the Printer --
No Lights --
No Response --
Wrong Font --
Wrong Colors --
Wrong Size --
Try Printing Some Test Pages --
Try a Different Program --
Printing to a File --
Printing Through a Network --
Monitor Problems --
Screen Is Completely Dark (No Image) --
The Image Is Squashed --
The Shape of the Image Is Distorted --
Color Is Wrong --
Missing Pixels --
Audio Problems --
If All Else Fails ... Call Tech Support --
Warranty Service --
Try Your Help Desk First (If You Have One) --
In-Laws and Other Informal Tech Support --
Dealing with Microsoft Tech Support --
Other Vendors' Tech Support --
Don't Be Afraid to Escalate --
Wait! The Last Person Told Me Something Different --
E-mail, Bulletin Boards, and Other Ways to Avoid Talking to You --
Making Tech Support Work for You --
Cutting Your Losses: What to do When Nothing Else Works --
Preserving Your Data --
Reinstall Windows --
Using a Windows Recovery CD or a Hidden Partition --
Reformatting the Drive --
Things to do Now, Before Your Computer Crashes --
Back Up Your Data --
What Should I Back Up? --
How Often Should I Back Up My Data? --
What Kind of Media? --
What Backup Method? --
Defragment Your Hard Drives --
Check for Other Disk Problems --
Create a Set of Utility Disks --
Make a Restore Disk --
Make a Boot Disk --
Scan for Viruses and Spyware --
Get Rid of the Dust --
Clean Your Screen --
Device Manager Error Codes and BIOS Post Beep Codes --
Windows XP Device Manager Error Codes --
POST Beep Codes --
Free and Inexpensive Security Programs for Windows XP --
Antivirus Programs --
Antispyware Programs --
Firewall Programs.
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