Troubleshooters.Com
Presents
The Universal Troubleshooting Process: If you know all about Windows but still can't solve it, you probably need a good Troubleshooting process. The Universal Troubleshooting Process is as good as it gets.
Building a Fresh New Win98 Machine: Leads you through the Windows 98 landmines on your way to the perfect machine. Includes sections on BIOS settings, CD-ROM problems, and Iomega Zip drive setup and troubleshooting.
Building a Fresh New Win95 Machine: Leads you through the Windows 95 landmines on your way to the perfect machine. Includes sections on BIOS settings, CD-ROM problems, and Iomega Zip drive setup and troubleshooting.
How do I keep this program from loading???: Lists all the places which could be responsible for an automatically loading program in Windows 95 and Windows 98.
The Windows to Linux Conversion: If you've gotten sick of Windows and are considering Linux, this is an ideal resource.
Windows-Help.Net: Useful tricks and tips in for both Windows 98 and Windows 95.
Bob Cerelli's Windows Page : Now that Troubleshooters.Com has gotten out of the Windows business, this is an excellent resource for your Win9x, NT, 2K and ME questions.
Windows 95 Help Desk: Great source of Win95 internals, troubleshooting, tips and links. Early Win98 info too.
Windows-Help.Net: Useful tricks and tips in for both Windows 98 and Windows 95.
Troublesh..ters Inc.: This is an all-volunteer symptom-solution/bulletin board website staffed by 200 volunteers. Well organized on-going support for Win95, WinNT, and Networks.
Internet Help Desk: Troubleshooting chart, guides and FAQs. Very complete, excellent resource.
Dylan Greene's FAQs and Tips & Tricks: A subpage of Dylan Greene's Windows 95 Starting Pages, this page routes you to tons of Windows 95 FAQs, Information, Tricks, Tips and Troubleshooting. Easily navigated, pleasant look.
Frank's Windows 95 Page: Tons of symptoms and solutions, FAQs, technical information, and a conference area.
Jason Vega's OFFICIAL Web Page: Tricks, tips and links.
Win95-L Windows95 FAQ: HUGE, all text Win95 FAQ. All content, no fluff.
Win95.Com: Great source, including a Helpdesk where real people answer Win95 questions, a directory of other Win95 sites, and a Win95 How-To section. As an added bonus, the entire site is searchable.
Windows95.Com: The content is
just as good as the domain name, with downloadable hardware drivers and
extensive TCP-IP tips, symptoms and solutions, and instructions.
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