 | Jimmy Stevenson is an IT consultant, network administrator, and avid gamer from Montréal, Quebec, Canada. He’s been working with mainframe and micro computers since 1980. To celebrate his 20 years of computing, he enrolled at CDI College, a Microsoft partner, where he graduated with excellence and was hired into their networking faculty. Jimmy currently provides consulting and support for Windows-based networks and desktops. You can find him sharing his expertise in the Windows XP newsgroups. His PC: Self-built server tower running Windows XP Professional. "A Pentium P4 2.4 (gigahertz) is the heart of my ASUS P4PE with 512-MB RAM, MSI G4Ti4200 video card, a small RAID using '80 Gigers', Saitek Gamepad, SideWinder Precision Pro, Creative Photo-Cam, Microsoft Strategic Commander, Microsoft IntelliPoint Mouse, 19-inch LG Flatron monitor, a DSL modem, my old faithful Canon BJC-240B printer, and a SB Live sound card!" Favorite computing sites:Activewin, BetaNews, nV News, GameSpyDailyTom's Hardware, UserFriendly, Tech Republic. His own words:"Back in the '80s you had to know a secret handshake and the right people to find out the secrets to get your computer working properly. Times have changed. Sites such as whatis.com and HowStuffWorks give instant explanations when you need them. For direct support, it's a pleasure to share my knowledge by showing others how easy it is to update drivers, configure routers, and otherwise tune-up their systems for the ultimate Windows eXPerience!" |
