FAQ's about me...
Name: Eric Vaughan
Location:Virginia USA
Education: BS Computer Networking
Certifications: MCSE, MCP, Linux+, A+
Highlights:
- Mentioned in a few magazines including Computer Power User
and PC World.
- Article featured in Linux World Magazine.
- Featured in the book, How To Do Everything With Windows
XP.
Computing experience: I've built too many to count. My first personal computer was a 386 the first month they hit the shelves. The first one I built was a Pentium.
Number of computers: Varies, I've got 5 running right now.
Comments:
I started this site in May of 2002 just for something to do
and people just started showing up. I'm not exactly sure why
people started showing up except I tried to fill a need I
saw lacking out there. People have told me that they like my
writing style, the way I explain things, and that they see a
balanced and fair approach in my writing. The funny thing is
I get the last laugh on the English teachers I had in
school. Now I can write like I want to and there aren't
little red marks all over the paper! (usually, I write as if
I were talking to you.)
People often refer to me or ask if I'm an expert (especially
about XP)...
No, I am definitely not an expert. In fact, I don't think it
is possible to be a true "expert" in the vast field of
computing. My biggest asset is I know how to find answers.
Installing Windows 7
Super XP Tweaking Guide Version 2.0
Tweaking Windows Vista
The Right Way To Install Windows XP
Installing Windows Vista
The
Freeware XP Machine
The Vista
Freeware Machine
Windows XP
Backup Strategies For Home Users
Windows Vista Backup Strategies For Home Users
Installing
Suse Linux 10.3
How
To Samba With Suse 10.3 And Windows XP
iTunes,
iPod File Types & Quality
I use True Image 2009 for all my OS backups and Disk Director 10.0 for all my partitioning requirements.
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