Safety Considerations
Safety should be the number one priority when servicing your own PC. All of the parts of a computer use electricity to function and therefore present a certain level of risk when worked with.
Important Safety Tips
In addition to being an afternoon of great fun, PC repair can save you loads of time and money. No amount of fun, money or time is enough, though, to compromise your safety.
In addition to being an afternoon of great fun, PC repair can save you loads of time and money. No amount of fun, money or time is enough, though, to compromise your safety.
Guide to Setting Up an Ergonomic Computer Station
No discussion of technology related safety is complete without a mention of ergonomics. Proper posture is extremely important at all times to prevent damage to your body. This wonderfully illustrated guide from the About Guide to Ergonomics will set you straight.
No discussion of technology related safety is complete without a mention of ergonomics. Proper posture is extremely important at all times to prevent damage to your body. This wonderfully illustrated guide from the About Guide to Ergonomics will set you straight.
Keeping Your Computer Safe
Static electricity, the kind that makes your hair stand up, can cause irreparable damage to sensitive computer components. Learn what to do to help minimize this very real risk.
Static electricity, the kind that makes your hair stand up, can cause irreparable damage to sensitive computer components. Learn what to do to help minimize this very real risk.
Avoid Computer Safety Snafus
Laura Pratt elaborates on a number of safety concerns in this excellent article on Microsoft's website.
Laura Pratt elaborates on a number of safety concerns in this excellent article on Microsoft's website.
Avoid Destroying a Computer With Electrostatic Discharge
Being aware of causes of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), or static electricity, is very important when working with PC parts. This article spells out exactly what you need to do to avoid damaging your computer.
Being aware of causes of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), or static electricity, is very important when working with PC parts. This article spells out exactly what you need to do to avoid damaging your computer.