www.AskMisterWizard.com has published the first in a new series of downloadable digital movies, designed to help beginners test and troubleshoot their own Personal Computer networks and Internet connections. The movies are not copy protected.

Pittsburg, Calif. Prweb - Today AskMisterWizard.com AskMisterWizard.com announced the first in a new series of digital movies designed to help beginners troubleshoot network and Internet connections. The new movie, entitled "Ping: The Network Troubleshooter's Favorite Tool", lasts 9 minutes and is available in five different, popular formats for viewing with Microsoft's "Windows Media Player", Apple's Video iPod, and other popular media players. Other movies documenting other popular network troubleshooting tools will soon be available in the same series.

This new series of movies augments the popular "Ethernet" and "Internet" movie collections (19 different movies in all) that have formed the foundation of AskMisterWizard.com's popular offerings. All of these movies are oriented toward beginners configuring, managing, or troubleshooting their own small networks of personal computers.

"Addition of our Network Troubleshooting movie collection fills an important gap in our original offering", said Bob Bosen, President of AskMisterWizard.com Inc. "We've been pleased with the response to the original movies, and we're confident that our growing collection will continue to help newcomers learn about computer networking in the fastest, most memorable way."

Licenses for most of the movies at AskMisterWizard.com cost $3.00 each, but a few have been made available free of charge during an introductory period. None are copy protected.

Persons interested in the Network Troubleshooting video series can examine this first movie and monitor additions at www.askmisterwizard.com/NetworkTroubleshooting.htm.