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Installation &
Configuration of
Computer System

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INSTALLATION vs
CONFIGURATION
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is the process of
making hardware
and/or software ready
for use. 3 3
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Installation can be categorized into two
broad categories: physical and virtual.
Physical installation pertains to installing
physical equipment such as computer hard
drives, cables, modems and so on, while
virtual installation refers to installation of
software. 4 4
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is the manner in which
components are arranged
to make up the computer
system. 5 5
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Safety edit Master title styleRules
Anti-Static
• Always use an anti-static wrist strap when working
on a computer.
• Always disconnect a computer from the AC power
and from any powered peripherals while you are
working on it.
• Always grasp a metal part of the computer chassis
with your bare hand before you touch anything
inside. Do this even if you are wearing an anti-static
wristband. 6 6
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Anti-Static
•Always handle electronic components by a
non-conducting (non-metallic) edge. Don't
touch the pins or other connectors.
•Never plug an ATX power supply into AC power
unless it is connected either to a computer's
motherboard or to a dummy test load.

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Safety edit Master title styleRules
Anti-Static
•Always use a UL-approved surge protector or
an Uninterruptible Power Supply that
incorporates surge and spike protection.
•Never eat, drink, or smoke while working on a
computer.

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Personal
Computer
Disassembly
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Step1.
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The first thing That includes the


you do is to cables such as
unplug every Power, USB,
cable that is Mouse,
Keyboard,
plugged in to Internet, Ethernet,
your Modem, AM\FM
computer. Antenna, Cable
TV, etc.
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Step2.Opening the Outer Shell/Case
First, unscrew the
four screws at the
back of the
computer.
There will be large
knobs that you can
unscrew by hand or
by screw driver on
the back-right side
of the computer.
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Step2.Opening the Outer Shell/Case
Once the screws are
removed, you can
remove the side
panels.
Start with the left
side panel (the side
that once had the
knobs), slide it
towards the back of
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Step3. Removing
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First, unplug the fan from the


motherboard. You can find
the plug by following the wire
from the fan. It should be
labeled "SYS_FAN1".
Next, you will have to
unscrew the fan from the
outside. You should now be
able to lift the fan out of the
PC.
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Step3. Removing the System Fan
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Step4. Removing
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• The CPU fan is located


right on top of the CPU
heat sink, which is a
large piece of metal
with fins on the top.
• To remove the fan from
the heat sink, remove
the four screws securing
it in place.
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Step5. Unscrew the Power
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• The first thing to do is
unplug every wire coming
from the power supply.
• You must disconnect the
motherboard (very large
connector/plug), CD/DVD
drive(s) power, internal
hard drive power and
portable hard drive slot
power.
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Step5. Unscrew the Power
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• Once everything is
unplugged, unscrew the
four screws holding the
power supply in place,
on the back of the
computer.
• Next, push the power
supply from the outside,
and then lift it out.

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Step6. Removing
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style CD/ DVD Drive(s)

First, unplug the


ribbon from the back
of the drive.
Once that is
completed, pull on the
tab securing the drive
in place, then push it
out from the inside.
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Step7.
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• First, unplug the connector at the


back of the slot, and unplug the
other end from the motherboard.
• Also unplug the SATA cable from
the motherboard and the hard
drive.
• The portable hard drive slot is
secured the same way the
CD/DVD drive is, with a tab. Pull
on the tab, then slide the slot
out.
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To remove the hard


drive from the side of
the slot, unscrew the
four screws securing it
in place. You must be
very careful not to drop
the hard drive, since it
is very delicate!

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Memory (RAM)

• To remove the RAM, push down on both tabs holding the RAM
in place, which are located at both ends of the RAM.
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Step9. Removing
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The motherboard has


seven screws holding it
to the frame, which are
indicated by large
white circles around
them.
Remove them and then
lift the motherboard
out of the frame.
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