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Q: How to Run a PC Analyzer on a Motherboard for Post.
A: 1. Disconnect the power cord from the computer or switch off the main power button on the power supply or outlet strip. 2. Don an anti-static wrist strap and co... Read More »
Q: How to Replace a Motherboard in a PC.
A: 1. Turn off your computer. Disconnect all cables connected to the computer, and then sit the computer upright on a stable work surface-like a desk or a table. 2... Read More »
Q: How to Clean a Desktop PC Motherboard.
A: 1. Turn off and unplug your computer. Ad. 2. Use compressed air to remove dust. Purchase a can of compressed air ( can be found on line and at most department s... Read More »
Q: How do I analyze the cause of a PC crash?
A: The best thing to do in your situation would be to prevent it from restarting whenever it develops a fault, that way you will be able to anaylse what went wrong... Read More »
Q: What does a motherboard do in PC?
A: The motherboard, put in a simple way, links together all the parts of a computer (processor, graphics card, RAM) so they can interact. If you were to build your... Read More »