A way to make money on the internet with these requirements...

Dude, when I looked at your list, three things stuck out for me. Each could be the basis for a profitable service business. You never said what country you are in, but these could work for customers in any country as along as you have the ability to receive payments.

Here in the US, many tech support types make ~$100 per hour doing exactly that kind of troubleshooting. If you acquired software that would allow you to work on other peoples' computers remotely, you could do this as an hourly service.

Stealing an idea from many of our in-home services, you could even sell 'maintenance plans', where you would connect to their computer every three months (or whatever other interval works) and clean things up.

Research is something many writers and product creators hate doing, so paid research is one option here.

Another option might be more fun, given that you like to learn interesting things.

There's a service here in the US where people can send text messages with questions to a given number, and the company charges their cell phone account ~$1.00 per question and messages the answer back.

You could set up something similar via email. If you can find answers quickly, it could be very profitable. At two minutes per answer, you would be making roughly $30 per hour.

Even though you couldn't make a decent profit on running a game server, you might be able to make some money setting up and configuring servers for others who want to try their hand at it.

A product consisting of a set of video tutorials is another possibility.

Reality check time - I've thrown some numbers into my examples, but there's no income claims here. I'm just trying to give an idea of what might be possible. Of course, you'd have to convert US dollars to your own currency to get an idea of what those would do for you if you achieved them.

Good luck to you...

I think you should sit down and do a stock take about yourself, your goals and your abilities. You see, after being asked on this thread about things you're good at, you actually came up with a lot of new information, and I'll give you some ideas of what you can do with it. Remember, here on the WF there is a lot of free information about Internet marketing and making money on the Internet. I'll be mentioning some stuff you can do, and if you do not know enough about it, then search for it right here on the Warrior Forum.

Well, solving computer problems seem to be your best skill at this point in time. You can, for example, become an affiliate for computer repair software such as registry repair software, anti-virus software, anti-spyware software, etc. Go to Clickbank, Regnow.com, or MarketBay to find such software you can sell for a commission. It is free to sign up as an affiliate. You can set up a blog with quick tips about fixing these problems, but also do review posts of the software you're selling. Your command of English is good enough to write about this. You can also get some PLR articles, and just change them a bit to help you out, but I would suggest that you write it yourself in your own style.

Remember to do your keyword research properly, do your SEO, and do your backlinking, and you will see success. You can learn all about this here on the WF. If you don't want to lay out the cash for your on domain now, start writing some free Squidoo lenses about the topic and sell your software there. You can even sell books on the topic from Amazon on Squidoo or your own site and get a commission for that. You will surely sell to people who are desperate to fix their computers - you just need to find these people through your marketing efforts - and how to do that, you'll find here on the WF.

Secondly, start writing your own e-book on the topic and also sell it from your own site or Squidoo lenses. You can upload the ebook to Tradebit.com and they'll handle the secure payments and download links for you. You can even convert it into a physical book (basically convert it into a PDF and creating a full-size cover for it) and sign up with CreateSpace to sell your physical book directly from Amazon.com. You can also convert it into a Kindle ebook and sell it directly from Amazon.com. There are many other places on the web to sell your ebook from.

Again, use your knowledge and skills here and wite a book about it. There are many people who would like to know how to search the Internet more effectively, and as you've just said yourself, most people don't have a clue how to search the Internet. Try to focus on specific niche markets, such as parents needing to do searches for their kids' homework or projects, college students who need a lot of info fast, etc.

Again, write guides to show other people how to do this stuff. You'll find that as you are writing your guide and doing more research into the subject, you'll also become more knowledgeable about the topic. As long as you know more about a topic than th majority of people out there who would like to know something about it, you are the expert. The trick is to find the people who will buy your guides, but like I've mentioned, this info is all over the WF.

If you haven't done it already, start learning WordPress and you can write guides about installing and configuring WordPress, or you can do the work as a service for other Internet Marketers who do not have the time for it.

Again, market guides about these topics from ClickBank. There are gazillions of these kinds of ebooks and programs to solve people's problems for them. People who are desperate to solve their problems. You should find it easy to write pre-selling content for it.

You can write reviews for computer games and sell them via Amazon as an affiliate (or from other affiliate networks). You can even create video reviews for games and put it up on YouTube. There are examples here on the WF of Warriors who do exactly that.

There is some contradiction for me in the above statements, but in any case, study other people's guides on how they write and explain, and write a lot on the topics. When you're writing, it gives you more chance to reflect on what you are trying to get across and you can improve on that, as opposed to when you're trying to explain something verbally.

So, by looking at all the above, there is a lot going for you. You just need to figure out what you want to do, start focusing and actually doing it. I don't know what your knowledge about Internet Marketing is, but judging from your writing, it looks to me that you need to learn more about it - and like I've already said: its all here on the WF!

Yes, if you can tackle offline businesses you'll have more business than you can ever handle just by marketing to them consistently. Not only will you get more money offline for building these blogs, you can upsell them on so many different services like autoresponder set up, backlinking, SEO, etc. (you can outsource a lot of this if you're not comfortable doing it yourself).