Computer Assembly and Disassembly

1.) With all materials gathered, start by plugging the Power Supply Unit (PSU) into a free plug, making sure the PSU is switched to 6V.

The BIOS is at the start of the pc you can hit F10 on my pc it will bring BIOS up. In the BIOS menu if gives you options to give what order you would like hard drives of disk drives to boot up first when turning on your pc. It is also used to control the keyboard. This is a chip that is standard on all motherboards .

Problem 2 - Murphy launches her internet browser and sees a message that tells her, "The Page Cannot Be Found". In addition, you notice that you can't get to any of your network hard drives. List all of the possibilities how she would troubleshoot the problem. restart the computer, plug it in, look and see if everything is plugged in, and if you can't fix it ask for help.

Step 4: Remove the plug by hand. Be prepared for the rush of hot oil!

After that, literally kicking the kickstand which located at left side bottom part of the body cover.

You may not be the only person having to use the equipment and it is only courtesy to keep the equipment as you found it. Equipment should be kept clean and hygienic to prevent picking up illnesses such as cold and flu, and also to keep it pleasant. A sticky desk or keyboard and a crumby desk isn’t the nicest mess to tidy up when it isn’t your own.

3 Making sure the all documents containing pt info be secured away in a locked closet or cabinet. Disposal of documents properly by shredding the documents.

You will now want to turn the computer monitor on its side and remove the top of the casing so that you can clearly see the motherboard. You may be able to do this by hand, but it might require a screwdriver.

Try not to endeavor to completely uproot the motherboard as it is still joined to the inside mid-frame by the Micro-USB port daughterboard connector. Lay the motherboard on a clean level surface and backing the inside mid-frame with one hand, leaving the other hand allowed to chip away at the motherboard as like in image.

Motherboard is one of the most important parts of a computer system. It is used to hold together vital components of computer, for example: CPU, memory and connectors for input and output devices.

1. Carefully remove the Motherboard, and place it on top of the anti-static bag it came in, and then place that on top of the box.

Next are the RAM modules. the ram count might be more than one but that's fine. if it's more than 1 you will have to configure it in the bios after the build is complete. okay, now just fit the ram in its own slot. it should be right beside the processor socket. Now your motherboard is all good to go in the case! lift up the motherboard and hover it over the case. there should be some screw holes that match up to the ones on the motherboard. Carefully lower it down and secure it with screws. Part 2 is complete! you are halfway there! next is to install the hard drive. on the back of the case, there should be a separate slot for the hard drive. it should have brackets that adjust to your hard drives' size. adjust it and pull out a SATA connection from the hard drive box. this should plug right into the base of the motherboard. next, we will have to route all the connections from the power supply and the connections from the case for the lights, power button, the USB ports and the case fans. the cabling in the case should come bundled. all you need to do is find the numbers on the cables and match them up to the motherboard. *The next part is if you have a graphics card. a graphics card isn't necessary unless you plan to do some heavy gaming. but if u do have one, you should line up the golden part under the graphics card to the one on the motherboard. keep pushing it in until you hear a click and it held on firmly. screw in the graphics card to keep it secure.

After you have tightly crewed those in you will want to take the PC board and set it on top of the mounting screws. You will want to place the holes of the PC board over the mounting screws. You will then want to screw down the PC board to the side panel. After you have done this place the side panel, with the PC board attached, back into the case and replace the screws that were holding it.

First and foremost before you begin cleaning; you need to create a good cleaning environment. You can do this by simply putting on any music that you enjoy listening to; I recommend something that you can sing along with. This will help to distract you from the

So your windows have been installed on your computer for a year, and during that year you 've installed and maybe uninstalled programs and games, but now your windows are getting flaky. You find your computer freezing, running very sluggish, and maybe some things just don 't run right at all. The problem is you have years worth of work, data from work, letters you 've written, e-mails and address books that you don 't want to lose, so you spend hour upon hour sifting through files and burning them to CD 's or other storage solutions. Once you have finished, you realized you forgot something, maybe your favorite 's folder or some other valuable piece of information is lost forever. Here is how to make your reboot smoother and less painful. I have been tweaking computers for 30 years now, so to me this is just common sense, but I am surprised at how few people realize this simple safety precaution for your data.. First, if you haven 't learned this yet, it is time to split your hard drive into two separate drives, (some computers already come this way), or better yet add a second hard drive to your computer. This would give you a "C" and "D" drive and will bump your CD drive to the letter "E". Next, create a folder called "Data", and move all your data files to this folder. Using windows explorer, highlight your data folder and create another folder, called e-mail. Move your e-mail folder this folder, then using your e-mail program go in to the options and find the store