Keeping your LCD screen clean will ensure you are getting the best possible picture from the screen. The best way to clean your screen is to use a shame clothe. If you have some hard to remove spots you may to use a little water but do not use any kind of cleaners as they can be harmful to the screen surface.
It is a good idea to routinely clean the build-up from the bottom of your mouse. This will help to keep it moving as smoothly as possible. The easiest way to do this is use a fingernail or a flat screwdriver to scrape it off.
Many people don’t think of their computer when doing a bit of cleaning around the home, but perhaps
they should. It is recommended to remove the dust from the fans inside your computer monthly to prevent overheating and system failure. Come in to Computers On The Run and buy a can or air for this task. Only use canned air or an air compressor to clean your computer. Never use a vacuum on your computer.
Steps to blowing out your computer:
1. Turn off and unplug all cables from your computer
2. Take your computer outdoors or to another well ventilated area
3. Remove the side panel from the pc which is usually held on by 2 screws or a latch
4. Blow out any fans and other areas you see that have accumulated dust
One fast and easy way to speed up your PC is to uninstall any of those programs you don’t use anymore to free up disk space and system resources.
One free tool that helps you do this is CCleaner
http://www.ccleaner.com
Keep the cables inside your computer and behind your desk neat and tidy to improve airflow and keep your computer from overheating.
One easy way to clean up those wires both inside your computer and behind your desk is to use zip ties, velcro straps, or twist ties which you can purchase at your local hardware store. Use these to tie groups of cables together.
If you are not comfortable opening your computer up to do this feel free to bring it in to the professionals at Computers On The Run.
Beings it’s a new year and everyone is starting fresh… organize your PC files and put them into folders so they are easier to find as you continue to add more to your collection. You can also put your past years data on CDs for an archive.