It Last HW
It Last HW
Refers to the process of identifying and resolving issues with the physical components of a
computer or other electronic device. This includes diagnosing and fixing problems with
hardware such as:
Motherboard: Issues with the main circuit board that connects all the other components.
Processor (CPU): Problems with the central processing unit that executes instructions.
Memory (RAM): Malfunctions with the volatile memory that stores data and programs
currently in use.
Storage Devices: Faults with hard drives, solid-state drives, or other storage media.
Input/Output Devices: Troubleshooting issues with keyboards, mice, displays, printers,
etc.
Power Supply: Problems with the component that provides power to the entire system.
Cooling Systems: Resolving issues with fans, heatsinks, and thermal management.
The hardware troubleshooting process typically involves:
• Visual inspection for physical damage or loose connections.
• Running diagnostics tools to identify the specific problem.
• Isolating the faulty component through systematic testing.
• Replacing the defective hardware with a working part.
• Verifying the issue is resolved after the repair.
5. Dust Prevention:
Use air filters or filters on vents/fans to prevent dust from entering the computer case.
Regularly clean the computer's exterior, including vents and fan openings, using
compressed air or a soft brush.
Place the computer in a clean, dry environment away from sources of dust, such as
construction areas or high-traffic rooms.
Avoid placing the computer on carpeted floors, which can increase dust accumulation.
Regularly clean the inside of the computer case, using compressed air to blow out dust
from components like the CPU heatsink, fans, and expansion cards.
Malware Prevention: