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By David Price | PC Advisor | 01 September 10

The PC Guide is an online resource aimed at providing answers to computer-related questions. It was recommended by PC Advisor reader 'sunnystaines'.

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The PC Guide is an online resource aimed at providing answers to computer-related questions. It was recommended by PC Advisor reader 'sunnystaines'.

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“When I went to night school learning how to build and repair computers, The PC Guide was recommended to me to help with my studies,” writes sunnystaines. “I found it invaluable and still refer to it occasionally.”

It’s not the most attractive of online operations, but The PC Guide contains a wealth of knowledge for those with a yen to put together their own system, or simply keep it in working order without the assistance of others.

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