Tech questions, and you.

[KageOni]

When asking a tech question you will receive a better quality response by stating the following...(only if it is relevant)

1. Your operating system

2. Level of service packs

If it's related to a game (or other software):

1. Post the version number or patches you have installed.

System specs - for example: manufacturer/size/speed/version of....

*cpu
*ram
*motherboard
*video card
*sound card
*other add on cards
*drive sizes/types



In your question please include the following:

1. Detailed description of the steps you have already taken to rectify the problem;

2. In some cases, the last things you did to the system before the problem occured/was noticed;

3. Correctly written English. Please start sentences with a capital, and end them with a period. Do not write a 5 line question without proper punctuation. There's a spellchecker here, use it.

Before you post your question it may be wise to...

1. Put your question to google;

2. If you have an error message, you can run it through google as well. Often you'll be surprised how many people have the same problem as you do;

3. Check the manufacturer/developers web site for faq or user forums;

4. Search google for a user support group specific to your hardware/software.

5. RTFM!!! These include also the README.TXT files and INSTALL.TXT files, or files that are placed in a directory called 'doc' or 'Documentation'.

Thank Jebus for thise guidelines.