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- IT 280 · Week 9
This training manual covers computer maintenance and safety guidelines for IT 280 Week 9. It helps clients install new hardware, replace existing hardware, and follow safety procedures to avoid issues with computer hardware. The manual also provides information on different types of computer hardware and their functions.
What's inside
- Safety guidelines for computer maintenance
- Environmental safety and recycling
- Power protection and electrical safety
- Dust, static, and heat management
- Hardware installation and maintenance
Who it is for: Students taking the IT 280 course, especially in Week 9. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Computer maintenance and safety are covered in this guide. Students learn about hardware installation, cleaning and securing computer systems.
Safety and the Environment
Safety tips for working on computers are given. Ways to dispose of recyclable items like batteries and toners are explained.
Power Protection and Heat
The risks of electrical power and heat are discussed. Methods to protect computers from overheating are suggested.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Steps for cleaning the inside of a computer are listed. Keeping the computer's case off while working on it is recommended.
Installing and Replacing Hardware
Instructions for replacing and installing RAM are given. Setting up input/output devices and mass storage devices is covered.
Key terms
- ESD
- Electrostatic discharge, a concern when handling computers.
- MSDS
- A form that explains the type of chemical substances used in the computer.
- I/O tools
- Input/output tools, such as keyboards and scanners.
- BIOS
- A system that manages tools like the keyboard.
- Device drivers
- Software that helps the computer find the device.
- Motherboard
- The main board inside a computer, where RAM is installed.
Questions this document helps with
- How can I safely dispose of toner cartridges?
- How do I prevent my computer from overheating?
- What steps should I take to clean inside my computer?
- What is the best way to install new RAM?
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