Bloody Computer!

Bloody Computer! : Computer help and advice in novice-friendly language
Bloody Computer!
Computer help and advice in novice-friendly language
This blog offers clear and simple advice to deal with many common Windows problems, drawing upon over twelve years experience in helping people overcome their PC woes.
Bath United Kingdom
A dedicated dropper with a hint of addiction

Most recent posts

11/01 4:00 Goodbye Windows. Hello Xubuntu
For years I have had a love/hate relationship with Windows in its various inca
10/27 15:11 The 22nd Carnival of Computer Help and Advice
Welcome to the twenty-second monthly Carnival of Computer Help a
10/09 19:09 How to sort the Programs Menu
If, like me, you have a lot of applications installed on Windows XP, it can be time consuming to find the folder or icon for the program that you are looking for on the Start menu. You can sort the contents of the Programs menu into alphabetical...
9/27 17:13 The 21st Carnival of Computer Help and Advice
Welcome to the twenty-first monthly Carnival of Computer Help an
9/22 18:35 By Your Command: A Rough Guide to the Command Prompt, Part 2
In a previous post I explained how to navigate to different drives and folders using Command Prompt. I also showed how to list the contents of the current folder using the dir command. We will now look a little closer at this

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Windows novices and pros alike, if you've got problem, this is the place to come. Great writing, helpful tips, and an easy to navigate layout makes Bloody Computer a fantastic read.
Makes hard to understand computer stuff easy to understand. Nice job!