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As a computer technician, there is a lot of information that we need to remember. DOS commands, BSOD STOP messages, Router passwords, IP addresses etc… and thats just to name a few. This is why I have created the Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide. Its a PDF file with information we frequently have to keep looking up.
The Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide Contains:
- Useful DOS Commands
- Common STOP Messages and their meanings
- Important Data Locations
- Common Router/Modem Login Details (D-Link, Netgear, Linksys)
- OpenDNS.com DNS Servers
- Useful IP Addresses
- BIOS Beep Codes
- RJ-45 Color Code Pinout
- Useful Links
- Freeware Alternatives
Best of all, I’m giving it away for FREE to anyone who signs up to our RSS feed via email (we already have 2400+ people who have chosen to recieve it). For those of you who dont know what our email subscription is, Technibble sends an email to you every few days with all of Technibbles most recent news and articles. Here is an example of what one of our news emails looks like:
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very cool Bryce thanks, was waiting for some thing like this. maybe have a thread going in the forums for people to add info and update this every 3 months or something like that.
Abe
I definitely look forward to perusing this. It’s always good to brush up on stuff, otherwise you get rusty and forget.
Very nice Bryce, thanks.
Thanks!
Hey Bryce, Page 9 has an error.
The “Check Windows Processes” link goes to eserviceinfo.com, which is the site for the “Computer Manuals” link right below it.
14049752, thanks for that. Fixed now. Use the link you were given in the confirmation email if you wish to download the fixed version.
What about for those already subscribed?
I have not receive it yet.
Me Either?
What about for those already subscribed?
I have not receive it yet.
Ive been looking for it on site for a while and still cant find it and i havent received it yet.
I’m a subscriber and also haven’t rec’d it.
How do we get it Bryce?
Samething here. I’m a subscriber but also haven’t gotten it!
I would like the pdf with the info I am already subscribed, how may I get the file ?
thanx in advance :}
Same problem here, I’m alredy a subscriber,thanks
The link will appear in the next mailout.
Make it one more who is already a subscriber that would like the Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide
Waiting with bated breath.
You always surprise me with your usuful info and good will. Thanks !
So I subscribed yesterday. Where is the download link?
Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guides have been distributed to previous subscribers via email now.
Thanks very useful guide!
@Richard: Check your Feedburner confirmation link, look at the bottom of the email and you will find the link to download the guide.
Wow, thank you for doing what I’ve been saying I should do. Very awesome cheat sheet.
I was delighted when this came across. Thanks
-Richard-
What a great idea. Thanks a million.
Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks
Thanks. Great mind u have.
Oh yeah, after checking this out… it’s really gonna be handy. This is going with me on all gigs from here on forward. Cant’ believe I hadn’t thought about doing this yet, but Bryce… thanks again!!!
Good work Bryce, thanks. Nice to have all this stuff in one spot.
One suggestion, if I might, could you add the pinout diagram for an rj-45 crossover cable?
Thanks again.
well how do i get this, already a member?
aaa ha, unsubscribe and subscribe
Thanx, Bryce.
This is a fine cheat sheet and an awesome gesture (or bribe), my friend.
I have a lot of stuff like this saved in multiple formats scattered all over my various USB keys, bootable tech discs and workshop hard drives (probably like many of the other folks here lol). So, I’ll likely treat this as a starter sheet and add to it as I come across my other cheats & reminders.
I especially like Redmilkvan’s idea of adding the pinouts for RJ-45 cables, but I’ll be adding both crossover as well as standard since I don’t have either memorized.
Thanks again.
I am receiving your newsletter and love it. Keep up the good work. I also would like to receive the Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide.
Thanks
I signed up a while back and would like to receive the Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide. BTW, I love this site. It has provided me with a lot of information.
Great Info Guide! Thanks!
How can I get a copy. I just clicked the link to confirm and deleted the email.
I already signed up but did not get the free “Computer Technicians Quick Reference Guide”. How do I get a copy ? Thanks for your help. I appreciate it very much.