Mitsuko Manne: u need to be more specific, there is basic troubleshooting built into windows that u could use...
Tana Dumoulin: google and type in your q
Blaine Connett: Best is to just Google about the parts and read a lot. When you come across a piece of hardware you are unsure about then Google that one. You will find more tutorials about specific parts but not many that has entire movie from step one to finished pc. Best is to just read many things. Start with these topics.. cpu and motherboard specs and function, psu (power) related to cpu and motherboard, power related to graphics card, ram and relation to cpu, ram speed (mhz) related to bus speed, motherboard wiring, psu (power) connections, hard drive speed, ide vs sata, etc. Important one is learn about cpu size as in NM (nanometers) related to motherboard socket type and size, installing cpu, grease and cpu cooling. Just keep reading and Googling until you feel overall confident and then study manufa! ctures and reviews on parts. Order/buy then Google if you get stuck or come to Yahoo Answers if needed...Show more
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