nally learning how to install components on a computer. One night while experimenting I accidentally erased my hard drive. So, as I have done before, I learned how to fix it. The only way to fix this problem was by first install DOS and then Windows, which I did.After laying the groundwork for my knowledge of computers, I was to delve deeper into my quest for knowledge. I decided that I would never buy another computer. I would only build them myself. I tore apart my old computer and used it for scraps. Then I went out and bought new computer parts; a motherboard, central processing unit (CPU for short), etc. As usual, I ran into some difficulties; I went out to buy my CPU and bought the wrong on (this took me a few months to learn and get the right one). Finally, I built it (it was a Pentium 166 MHz in case you wanted to know). The feeling that I could rule the world was setting in at this point. Since then I have built many computers for other people and even built another one for myself (Pentium Celeron 333 MHz)I have not yet completed my journey for computer knowledge. I'm still completely into learning computers n=in general. I now know hardware quite well, but I don't know about software. Computers are still an awe-inspiring piece of work to me. I am now into learning Summers 1programming and have too classes in the language of C++. Wow, what a feeling to work with a machine that thinks!...
