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The document provides information about troubleshooting processes and computer hardware components. It discusses gathering data from the customer and computer, verifying issues, trying quick solutions, and evaluating problems to implement a resolution. It also lists and describes common computer parts like the motherboard, hard drive, power supply, and their connections.
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Tle Note1

The document provides information about troubleshooting processes and computer hardware components. It discusses gathering data from the customer and computer, verifying issues, trying quick solutions, and evaluating problems to implement a resolution. It also lists and describes common computer parts like the motherboard, hard drive, power supply, and their connections.
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TLE NOTES TROUBLESHOOTING PROCESS c Cleanmgr

d Scandisk
Wireless NIC 1. Gather data from customer
e Defrag
2. Verify the obvious issue
- Connects computer to wireless network f Roll back the system
3. Try quick solution first
g Examine the device manager
Video Adapter Card 4. Gather data from computer
h Control panel
5. Evaluate the problem and implement the solution
- Provides video capabilities 4. Gather data from the computer
6. Close with the costumer
a System files
Heat Sink Fan Troubleshooting b Event logs
- Forces air over the heat sink c Device manager
- Restarting is the quickest solution d Configuration files
Power Supply - Able to analyze the problem and determine the e Diagnostic software
cause of error in order to repair the OS
- Converts AC power from outlet to DC power for the Ways to gather data
computer Open-ended – absolute answer
- Flag K
Motherboard Close-ended – yes or no - DXdiag (search)
F8 – only for windows XP - Command
- The main printed circuit board in a computer
- Properties
SATA cable To boot/ booting – means to turn on or to start
Computer assembly
- Connects SATA drives to motherboard X – disable
1. Open the case
Hard Disk Drive (HDD) ! – no driver 2. Install power supply
? – possibly no driver 3. Attach components to the motherboard and install
- Reads and writes data to a fixed disk
the motherboard
Floppy drive Align, insert, screw > power supply > 4 screw holes 4. Install internal drives
5. Install drives in external bays
- Reads and writes data to a floppy disk 6. Install adapter cards
Optical drive 1. Gather data from the computer 7. Connect all internal cables
a Ask open-ended questions and close-ended 8. Re-attach the side panels and connect external
- Reads digital video disk questions cables to the computer
NIC 2. Verify the obvious issue 9. Boot computer for the first time
a incorrect settings in BIOS
- Connects computer to a network Computer case
b Password has changed
c Monitor does not have power - Can be removed in 3 ways
d Error in the computer o Computer case can be removed as one piece
3. Try quick solution first o The top and side panels can be removed
a Reboot/restart o The top may need to be removed before the
b Log in as different user side panels can be removed
- Ethernet port
- Line in jack
Power supply Heat sink
- Headphone jack
- Installation steps - Heat sink fan connector - Microphone jack
o Insert the power supply into the case
Floppy drive Power supply
o Align the holes in the power supply with the
holes in the case - Floppy disk slot - Provides needed voltage to power the various
o Secure the power supply to the case using - Status indicator LED electronic circuits that make up the PC
the proper screws - Eject button - Attach the power supply to the case
- Berg power connector
Attach the components Motherboard
- Floppy connector
- Install a CPU and heat sink/fan assembly - The main printed circuit that connects all the
Hard disk drive (HDD)
- Install RAM components of the computer
- Install motherboard - SATA power connector - Components:
- SATA data connector o CPU
Power supply o Thermal compound
- Jumper pins
- Align - Molex power connector o CPU heat sink/ fan assembly
- Insert - Drive specifications o RAM module
- Screw/proper screw – 3-4 screws - Jumper settings o Motherboard

You must connect pin 2 to connection 1 NIC Adapter cards


- PC mounting bracket - Installed on the motherboard to add functionality to
- Ethernet port your computer
Power supply - PCIe x1 connector
Network interface card (NIC)
- AC power connector Wireless NIC
- Exhaust vent - Adapter card used to connect your computer to a
- PC mounting bracket network
Optical drive - Wireless antenna connector
- PCI connector Wireless NIC
- DVD tray
- Emergency eject Motherboard - Connect your computer to another computer or a
- Status indicator LED wireless access print using radio signals
- Open/close button - PS/2 mouse port
- PS/2 Keyboard port Video adapter
- Digital audio connections
- Analog audio connectors - Parallel Port - Send data to computer display
- Jumper pins - Serial port
- PATA connectors - VGA port Internal drives
- Molex power connector - Firewire port - HDD – a magnetic drive that stores large amounts of
- Jumper settings - USB port data on fixed media
- Install HDD into the case Optical drive installation and floppy drive: external

Most common procedure - Align


- Insert from outside
Drives in External bays - Align
- Screw
- Find the right location
- CD-RW / DVD drive is a optical storage device that
- Insert PCI – no lock – for PC card – low speed
reads and writes information to CDs and reads DVDs
- Screw with proper screws
- Floppy disk drive (FDD) is a magnetic drive that reads PCIe – lock – for PCIe card – high speed
and writes information to floppy diskettes CPU and heat sink/ fan assembly installation
NIC/ PCI/ PCIe installation
- Install the optical drive and FDD
- Align the CPU with pin 1 on the CPU sockets. Align
- Align
Internal cables with the keys
- Press down gently
- Place CPU on socket gently
- Connect all internal cables to the appropriate - Secure with mounting bracket to the case with
- Close and secure CPU
computer components. Be sure to match pin 1 to pin appropriate screws
- Apply a small amount of thermal compound to the
1 when connecting cables to the devices
CPU and spread evenly Power cable
o 20-pin ATX power cable
- Align heat sink fan assembly retainers with the holes
o 4-pin Auxiliary power cable - From power supply
on the motherboard
o Sata power cable - Place “ onto the CPU socket, careful to not pinch the - Molex
o Molex power cable CPU fan wires Molex
o Berg power cable - Tighten the “ to secure
o Case fan power - Connect “ power cable to the header of the - Used to m=connect to CD-ROM
o SATA motherboard 20-pin connector
o PATA
o Floppy drive RAM installation - To connect to an ATX motherboard

External cables - Align notches to the keys Maintains even contact and heat distribution between the
- Press down until click CPU and heatsink
- To complete computer assembly, attach the panels
and secure them to the case using the panel screws. Motherboard installation - Thermal compound
You are now ready to connect to the external cables - Install stand-offs in the computer case A notch in the memory module should be aligned with a
to the parts on the back of the computer - Align connectors notch in the memory slot
o Monitor - Align screw holes
o Keyboard - Insert all screws Prevents motherboard from touching the bottom of the case
o Mouse - Tighten all motherboard screws
- Standoffs
o USB
Add installation: internal drive
o Ethernet Attached to the middle connector on a PATA cable
o Parallel - Position HDD, align
- Slave drive
o Power - Insert the HDD into the drive bay inside
- Secure with proper screws
Motherboard with components
Adapter card, install the card and secure it to the case with a
screw

External peripherals

- PS/2
- USB

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