Chapter 25. DRIVERS, CHEATS, HELP, AND MORE

Since you're reading this book, I'm going to assume that you either have a computer or have access to one. And if you own a computer or have access to one, you also own or have access to computer problems, because that's the way computers work. There are several strategies for finding technical support online.

There may not be anything wrong with your computer specifically. You may be stuck on a game, or a peripheral may not be working the way you want, or you want to get more power out of a program. As you might imagine, the Internet has a huge community—well, several huge communities—of computer whizzes, and much of the time they're eager to help newbies. Sometimes, if you have a specific question, you need to access this community.

If you're looking for more routine information, like about device drivers, you can refer directly to the Web.