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The tips for cleaning Your Computer
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Cleaning your computer isn't just for aesthetics. It serves a vital role in keeping your pc running smoothly and without errors. At this very moment, dust bunnies may have your PC in a death grip. Germs are certainly gathering atop your mouse and keyboard, ready to assault your immune system. Accumulation of dust can act as an insulating barrier that could eventually lead to failure of fans, the power supply or the CPU. And your screen ... well, chances are it has become smudge central.
Even great PCs can be dragged down by performance-choking dirt. Fortunately, with a few helpful products and a little effort, you can easily rescue your desktop from all that grunge. Before you begin cleaning your PC, it is important to have the necessary cleaning supplies at hand. We recommend a couple cans of compressed air and anti-static wipes. You can also use a special computer vacuum specifically designed for computers to get the heavy dust and debris off first.
Start by cleaning all around the monitor, the keyboard and the case. It's a good idea to turn the keyboard upside down and give it a few good shakes. Keyboard dirt actually takes two forms. Food crumbs and similar detritus can fall between the keys; leave it alone for too long, and you could wind up with a malfunctioning keyboard. If you're brave, you can pop off the keys and soak them in a solution of ammonia and water, but be careful as not all keys come off easily; if you feel resistance. But potentially harmful bacteria can accumulate on the keys themselves, too. Neglecting them may have more serious consequences: making you sick. Optical mice will require little maintenance, but ball mice can be disassembled.
A dusty, smudgy monitor may not harm dangerous bacteria, but it's none too attractive just the same. In fact, a screen seriously caked with grime is necessarily harmed on your eyes.
Turn off your LCD monitor, and then wipe it clear with a nonabrasive, lint-free cloth. The fix, unsurprisingly, lies in giving your CRT or LCD a good cleaning, but don't just wipe it with any cleaner you have under the sink. Monitors are delicate equipment and must be cleaned accordingly.
While Windex is suitable for the glass on standard CRTs, never spray it directly on the screen -- the liquid could seep under the edges of the monitor bezel and damage the circuitry within. Instead, lightly squirt some Windex on a folded piece of soft cloth or a paper towel, then use that to wipe the glass.
Unplug the computer from the wall. The computer will require the fans to be blown out. Perhaps the most serious dirt-related threat to your PC is dust in the fans. Dust constantly gets sucked inside the case. Over time, it clogs both power-supply and cooling fans. Some PCs have multiple fans in the case, one on the processor and one or two on the power supply. Eradicate dust buildup on fans with well-aimed bursts of compressed air. Hit them all. If possible, aim just beneath the center, where the motor meets the fan assembly, and blast again. Repeat the process for each fan, keeping the can upright at all times.
If you feel the need to test fate, you can pull the memory and other cards and gently rub a pencil eraser on the contacts before putting them back in. However, don't pull any cards out unless you're having problems reaching certain areas.
Even great PCs can be dragged down by performance-choking dirt. Fortunately, with a few helpful products and a little effort, you can easily rescue your desktop from all that grunge.
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