By: Marideth Bradley. OBJECTIVES Identify problems that can occur if hardware is not properly maintained. Identify routine maintenance that can be performed.

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By: Marideth Bradley

OBJECTIVES Identify problems that can occur if hardware is not properly maintained. Identify routine maintenance that can be performed by users. Identify maintenance that should be performed by experienced professionals.

M AINTENANCE ISSUES The performance of a hard disk starts to slow and printer problems may start to occur. The keyboard and the mouse can become sluggish and the monitor may not work properly. Managing computer cables is an overlooked problems when maintaining a computer system.

H ARDWARE MAINTENANCE One of the best ways to cut down on computer repair is thought preventative maintenance performed on a regular schedule. As general rule you should clean computer every 3-6 months. Keyboard and mouse You should check and clean the keyboard periodically dirt, dust, hair, food particles can accumulate causing the keys to jam or otherwise malfunction. If you spill a liquid onto the keyboard turn off the computer immediately disconnect the keyboard spray it with water to clean it turn it upside down and shake to remove the liquid. A mouse ball can be difficult to move if the rollers are clogged cleaning mechanical mice often eliminates jerky or erratic movement of the mouse pointer. Cleaning a printer helps prolong the printers life the first step is to check the printer documentation if this is unavailable most likely you can find information online clean parts recommended. Turn off the printer Use cleaner recommended by the manufacturer, or lint free cloth and then moisten it with a percent solution of water and vinegar.

C OMPUTER MEMORY The hard drive can be compared to long term memory and random access memory (RAM) to short term memory data is stored temporary. If RAM fills up then the processor continually goes to the hard drive to replace old data.

P REVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE All computers slow down as you add and delete files install software and perform normal activities to eliminate and minimize these problems Microsoft windows comes with a set of utilities that perform special functions. Disk defragmentation: as you add and delete files on the computer hard disk when the computer is new the operating system such as window vista writes the file data in a set of side by side clusters. As the drive begins to become cluttered and space becomes limited windows divides the data for newly crated files into sectors Recycle bin: the windows recycle bin is a holding area for files and folders before their final deletion from a storage device. temporary files: various application programs such as Microsoft office suite create temporary files this action is used for the following three reasons, to free memory for other programs, to act ad a safety net to prevent data loss, for printing. Cookies: is a small text that a web site uses to identify a specific computer the file is created and/ or updated on your computers hard drive each time that the web site is visited.

S PECIALIZED MAINTENANCE Generally you can provide routine maintenance as discussed in this lesson however you should not attempt some maintenance procedures. Replacing the power supply or opening the power supply case Replacing other electrical components Replacing the processor Replacing or adding a hard disk Replacing or adding additional RAM

R ISK OF NETWORKED COMPUTING The security of a computer net work is challenged every day by equipment malfunctions system failures, computer hackers and virus attacks.

VOCABULARY Cable management-kits and individual cable management products are available online and through most stores the sell computer equipment.

VOCABULARY Corona wires-theses wires are used to generate a field of positive charges on the surface of the drum and the paper.

VOCABULARY Cookie-is a small text file that a web site uses to identify a specific computer.

VOCABULARY Defragmentation-utility that reduces the amount of fragmentation by physically organizing the contents of the disk to store the pieces of each file contiguously.

VOCABULARY Recycle bin-is a holding area for files and folders before their final deflection form a storage device.

VOCABULARY Touchpad-are another pointing device you can use instead of a mouse.