Computer Help

[Distantdrummer]

I used to have links to some helpful forums that often could provide answers to different computer glitches and snafus that I found myself in.
I have lost most of those contacts, and find when I Google that there are many many so called help-sites.
Some are real techy and some are highly populated with apparently very young geeks that are into gaming etc. Some are like this place with hundreds of thousands of posts and some are lonely outposts with very few posters and answers come slowly or not at all (or incorrectly).
I'm no geek and not too techie either.

Also I know these answer sites are real valuable both at home and at work
(when the I.T. guy is out) and surely when on the road, not knowing where to take your computer for help or repair.

Could some of you list your favorite Computer Help sites.
And could you perhaps rate them as to Geeky or Non-geek User friendly?

[Mike Leary]

Buy a MAC.

[Tom Nugler]

A gentleman named Peter Green shows up on Wisconsin Public Radio every month or so answering question from the listeners. Welcome to InfoStar.com - also vist WEBHITZ.com - our Web Menus!
I find him quite informative and personable. He is able to answer most questions without getting too "techno-geek" on you.
Shows are archived at: http://www.wpr.org/larrymeiller/ if you care to listen.
Lots of links at the left side of the page.
He even helps people fix their Macs.

Tom.

[map]

Although I appear registered, I cannot seem to contact Airstream sellers in the classified section. Can you help?

[overlander63]

Originally Posted by map

Although I appear registered, I cannot seem to contact Airstream sellers in the classified section. Can you help?

The classifieds are separated, you will need to log in there as well, in order to contact them. It is in the upper right corner, and says "login".

[Jim & Susan]

You might also try this site: www.komando.com. There's alot o' stuff there.

Jim