PC data and price information from the only real time engine on the net.

My favorite thing about this site is that you can see what prices are compared to last week.

Answers That Work is the ultimate online HelpDesk for Computer Support Solutions to PC Problems, Software Support, PC Troubleshooting, Network & Hardware Support.

 

Bypass Compulsory Web Registration. Come across a site that wants you to register for something? Forget about it. Go to this site and get a username and password for free. No reason to register.

Enter in your email address and website address and you will be emailed anytime that site changes.

This web site is a collection of helpdesk tickets gleaned from the support database of my previous job. I was employed there for twenty months, and during that time I had the misfortune of encountering an individual whom I will call George.

All I can say is that this site is hilarious.

The internet clipboard.

Don't you wish you could copy and paste something between computer? Go to this site to do just that. Enter a URL that starts with http://cl1p.net/, for example, http://cl1p.net/chunkymonkey. Then paste in your text or upload a file (less than 2mb). Go to another computer using the same URL and there you go. Your information is there. I use it all the time.

The most comprehensive CSS guide on the internet. This is where I first learned CSS.

A large collection of stories about clueless computer users. Very funny.

Have a dll file that you don't know what it does? Look it up at this site.

A free scan of your computer at this site will tell you if all of your drivers are updated.

 

Free DHTML scripts.

The Event ID database contains 8,336 event IDs and 448 event sources, with 13,142 comments provided by 2,814 contributors...

Basically, enter in the Event ID into this webpage of an error you have in your Event Log in Windows. It will give you more details about the error, and sometimes possible solutions.

This website is all about Windows programming. Something I know hardly about. I can program in Java, C, C++ on linux, but making GUIs and tapping into the Windows API's is something I have barely started to learn. This site helps me. Maybe it will help you too.

A website loaded with security issues that faces Internet users. It also has a Internet port scanning tool to see how vulnerable your computer is to outside attacks. (Called ShieldsUp! and perfectly safe to use.) Also has the best harddrive recovery tool called SpinRite.

The Search Tool with Complete Page Analysis for each Result.

Great for webmasters.

Have you ever wanted to use various CGI scripts, but don't have access to CGI? We offer a wide variety of free remotely hosted CGI scripts for your use! Why not join the other 150,000 people that use our 23 free scripts? Here is a list of the current scripts that we offer: Message Board, Mailing List, Polls, Form Mailer, FFAL Page, Web Recommend, Random Link, Random Image, Jump Box, Anti-Spam, Spam Protect, Guestbook, Password Protection, Click Tracker, Text Counter, Graphical Counter, Random Text, and Start Page.

Tutorials and articles for HTML and Javascript.

iCapture is provided as a public service to the 97% of the computing world without Macs. Standing tall, we 3% hereby declare 'we too have a browser.'

Get the latest in Windows technology information and answers to frequently asked computer questions, free! The Infopackets Gazette features Hot Windows tips and tricks, frequently asked visitor feedback questions, and more! Over 20 years in computing experience.

Everything you wanted to know and more about Outlook Express. It will be updated to include Windows Mail that is included in Windows Vista.

 

Langa List--If you don't get it, you don't get it.

 

Another great computer newsletter.

Huge resource of computer related goodies. Checking out the Security Testing list would be a good idea.

The gnome knows everything about Windows and the Internet. A MUST have. Also has newsletters for Mac, Linux, Webmasters, tech professionals, digital media, technology news, and more.

Lockergnome is pleased to offer the largest (and the most comprehensive) technical support forums on the internet. With a large number of fresh posts and replies about Microsft Windows, Microsft Office, Computer Networking, Mobility, Consumer Electronics, and Games, we strives to be your destination technology bulletin board. If you don't find an answer by simply searching the forums, you can join (FREE) and post your own question / answers.

Have a question about computers and technology. Then ask it here, and get an answer.

If you were to compare Apple's Mac OS X against Microsoft's Windows XP, which operating system would offer users a richer out-of-the-box experience?

 

Here at XvsXP, we attempt to answer that exact question through truth and objectivity -- things that are all too often lacking in discussions of this nature. We compare Mac OS X and Windows XP on over 100 different topics, including searching, burning CDs and DVDs, playing digital media, installing applications, and more. All of these comparisons are divided into six main categories that you can easily access from the drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner.

On a public computer and want to IM (Instant Message)? Then check out meebo. IM through a website. Talk using, MSN, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ, Jabber, and/or GTALK.

 

A free PC-Tuneup. Diagnoses and searches for ways to speed up your PC.

Find the latest information about spywares, adwares, trojans, viruses, system processes and common applications.

Also has a dll search.

Have a computer question? Ask here.