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    Assembly and Disassembly

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    The document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system, describing the steps to remove and reinstall components like the power supply, RAM, drives, and motherboard. It also explains the functions of key computer components such as the processor, memory, video card, hard drive, and optical drive. Proper electrostatic discharge protection and documentation of the system configuration are advised when taking a computer system apart.

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    Assembly and Disassembly

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    The document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system, describing the steps to remove and reinstall components like the power supply, RAM, drives, and motherboard. It also explains the functions of key computer components such as the processor, memory, video card, hard drive, and optical drive. Proper electrostatic discharge protection and documentation of the system configuration are advised when taking a computer system apart.

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    The document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system, describing the steps to remove and reinstall components like the power supply, RAM, drives, and motherboard. It also explains the functions of key computer components such as the processor, memory, video card, hard drive, and optical drive. Proper electrostatic discharge protection and documentation of the system configuration are advised when taking a computer system apart.

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    Assembly and Disassembly

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    The document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system, describing the steps to remove and reinstall components like the power supply, RAM, drives, and motherboard. It also explains the functions of key computer components such as the processor, memory, video card, hard drive, and optical drive. Proper electrostatic discharge protection and documentation of the system configuration are advised when taking a computer system apart.

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    DISASSEMBLY AND

    ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
    SEVERAL ISSUES
    • Electrostatic discharge protection
    • Recording the configuration of the
    system
    • Logical configuration of the system
    STEPS FOR DISASSEMBLE

    1. Prepare all your tools


    2. Turn off the system unit and unplug
    the AVR.
    3. Touch the unpainted part of your
    system unit.
    4. Remove the screws of the side cover.
    5. Remove the components inside of the
    computer.
    STEPS FOR DISASSEMBLE

    6. Remove first the power supply.


    7. Remove the data cable.
    8. Detach the RAM, video card and other
    card peripheral components.
    9. Remove all the drives (hard drives,
    optical drives)
    10. Remove the front panel connectors.
    11. Remove the motherboard.
    12. Clean the system unit chassis.
    Computer Components
    1. Power Supply
    - feeds electrical power to every
    single part in the PC

    2. Motherboard
    - core of the system
    Computer Components
    3. Processor / Microprocessor
    - “engine” of computer
    - Central Processing Unit (CPU)
    - single most important chip in the
    system because it is the primary circuit
    that carries out the program instructions
    of whatever software is being run.
    Computer Components
    4. Memory (RAM)
    - primary memory, which holds all
    the programs and data processor
    - requires power to maintain storage

    5. Video Card
    - controls information you see on
    the monitor
    Computer Components
    4. Memory (RAM)
    - primary memory, which holds all
    the programs and data processor
    - requires power to maintain storage

    5. Video Card
    - controls information you see on
    the monitor
    Computer Components
    6. Hard Disk
    - primary archival storage memory
    for the system

    7. Optical Drive
    - removable media for CD, DVD and
    BD.
    - can read by laser
    Computer Components
    8. Sound card
    - for PC audio
    ASSEMBLY OF COMPUTERS
    1. Make a space.

    *** In assembling back your computer, it


    is just the reverse of the disassembling.

    2. Secure the motherboard.

    3. Put back the drives to the correct


    bays.
    ASSEMBLY OF COMPUTERS
    4. Connect back the RAM, and other
    expansion cards to its proper slots.

    5. The data cables (IDE, SATA, floppy


    cable) should be connected to its proper
    headers and drives.

    6. Put back the power supply and secure


    its screws.
    ASSEMBLY OF COMPUTERS
    7. Have a final inspection by visually
    checking for loose connection or
    improper connection.

    8. Put back the assembled computer


    back to its place and power it up.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC

    1.Attach the monitor cable to the


    video port.

    2.Secure the cable by tightening the screws


    on the connector.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC

    3.Plug the MOUSE cable into


    the PS/2 MOUSE port.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC

    4.Plug the keyboard cable into


    the PS/2 keyboard port.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC
    5.Plug the USB cable into a USB
    port.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC
    6. Plug the network cable into the
    network port.
    Steps in Connecting
    Peripherals of a PC
    7.Plug the power cable into the
    power supply.
    WRITTEN WORK
    1. Detach the power supply.
    2. Connect back the RAM, and other
    expansion cards to its proper slots
    3. Remove the data cable.
    4. Remove all the drives (hard drives,
    optical drives)
    5. Connect the front panel
    connectors.
    WRITTEN WORK
    6.Place the motherboard.
    7. The data should be connected to
    its proper headers and drives.
    8. Place the memory on the RAM
    Slot.
    9.Cover the system unit with the side
    panel
    10. Detach the optical drive.

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