How To Maintain A Computer System

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Term Paper Title	How To Maintain A Computer System
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How to Maintain A Computer System

How to Maintain A Computer System

     Start a notebook that includes information on your system.  This
notebook should be a single source of information about your entire system, both
hardware and software.  Each time you make a change to your system, adding or
removing hardware or software, record the change.  Always include the serial
numbers of all equipment, vendor support numbers, and print outs for key system
files.
     Secondly periodically review disk directories and delete unneeded files.
Files have a way of building up and can quickly use up your disk space.  If you
think you may need a  file in the future, back it up to a disk. At a minimum,
you should have a system disk with your command.com, autoexec.bat, and
config.sys files.  If your system crashes, these files will help you get it
going again.  In addition, back up any files with an extension of .sys.  For
Windows systems, all files with an extension of .ini and .grp should also be
backed up.
     Next any time you work inside you computer turn off the power and
disconnect the equipment form the power source.  Before you touch anything
inside the computer, touch and unpainted metal surface su...

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