The document provides tips for safely caring for a computer. It advises keeping food and drinks away to avoid spills that could cause electrical issues or damage. Users should never attempt repairs while the computer is on and should secure power cords to avoid accidents. Additional tips include safely removing storage devices, protecting hardware from dust, maintaining appropriate temperature and humidity levels, using inputs gently, closing programs before shutting down, and keeping magnets away from disks and computers.
The document provides tips for safely caring for a computer. It advises keeping food and drinks away to avoid spills that could cause electrical issues or damage. Users should never attempt repairs while the computer is on and should secure power cords to avoid accidents. Additional tips include safely removing storage devices, protecting hardware from dust, maintaining appropriate temperature and humidity levels, using inputs gently, closing programs before shutting down, and keeping magnets away from disks and computers.
The document provides tips for safely caring for a computer. It advises keeping food and drinks away to avoid spills that could cause electrical issues or damage. Users should never attempt repairs while the computer is on and should secure power cords to avoid accidents. Additional tips include safely removing storage devices, protecting hardware from dust, maintaining appropriate temperature and humidity levels, using inputs gently, closing programs before shutting down, and keeping magnets away from disks and computers.
computer and equipment. Liquid may spill and cause an electrical shock or the computer not to operate properly. Never attempt to repair the computer while it is on. You might touch a part that conducts electricity. Secure power cords from traffic. All cables and connectors must be tied together to keep them away from walkways to avoid accidents. Always safely remove CD’s and flash drives. Do not put fingers, pencils, pens, paper clips, etc. into disk drives. Use equipment covers to protect hardware from dust. Ensure that machines are cleaned on a regular basis. Turn off the computer during electrical storms. Maintain appropriate room temperature and humidity levels. Ensure that the temperature in the room stays cool. Machines can overheat easily. Never bang the mouse or on the keys. Always use a light touch with these input devices. Close all programs before logging off or shutting down the computer. Keep magnets away from your computer and disks. Magnets can erase information. Let’s See What You Remember True OR False Do not use the computer during a storm? TRUE True OR False Spray your computer with household FALSE cleanser to keep it clean. True OR False Spilling liquids on your computer won’t FALSE hurt it. True OR False Keeping your computer dust- free can help it TRUE last longer. True OR False It won’t hurt to eat a peanut butter & jelly FALSE sandwich while using the computer. True OR False Downloading from Internet sites could expose your computer to TRUE dangerous viruses.