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    2NDQ-WEEK-2

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    Quarter 2 - Module 1

    Quarter 2
    Computer Assembly and
    Disassembly
    TLE - COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING
    Personal Computer Assembly
    Computer assembly is a process in which all
    the internal components required for the
    computer system are fitted to make the
    computer functional.
    Personal Computer Assembly
    There is a proper sequence of attachment
    of each and every component into the
    computer system.
    Personal Computer Disassembly
    Disassembly is the process of breaking
    down a device into separate parts.
    Disassembly of any device is required to
    determine a problem, to replace a part, or
    take the parts and use them in another
    device.
    Personal Computer Assembly
    Step 1. Prepare your working area
    Step 2. Prepare the Motherboard
    Step 3. Install Memory (RAM)
    Step 4. Place the motherboard into the case
    Step 5. Connect the Power Supply
    Step 6. Install Internal Drives
    Step 7. Connect/Plug-in the Peripherals
    Step 1. Prepare your working area
    • check inventory
    • prepare anti-static mat, wear
    anti-static wrist strap, and hand
    tools
    • have all the drivers ready
    Step 2. Prepare the Motherboard

    • great care should be taken when


    installing the motherboard.
    • Take the board out of its packaging
    and put it on top of the antistatic bag
    or antistatic mat.
    Step 2. Prepare the Motherboard

    • You always want to protect your


    components from static electricity
    (wear your strap).
    Step 3. Install Memory (RAM)

    • insert the memory module into the


    proper sockets and push down firmly
    but evenly until the clips on both sides
    of the socket pop into place.
    Step 4. Place the motherboard into the case

    • notice the pattern of the holes in your


    motherboard and screw brass standoffs into
    the motherboard tray or the PC case in the
    correct locations. Carefully position the
    motherboard on top of the brass standoffs,
    line up all the holes, and use the screws that
    accompanied the case to fasten down the
    motherboard.
    Step 4. Place the motherboard into the case

    • notice the pattern of the holes in your


    motherboard and screw brass standoffs into
    the motherboard tray or the PC case in the
    correct locations.

    • Carefully position the motherboard on top of


    the brass standoffs, line up all the holes, and
    use the screws that accompanied the case to
    fasten down the motherboard.
    Step 5. Connect the Power Supply
    • first, plug the large ATX power
    connector from your power supply
    into the matching port on your
    motherboard
    • detach each of the tiny leads
    (power, reset, hard-disk activity
    lights, PC speaker, and front-panel
    USB) to the corresponding pin on
    your motherboard ATX [Advanced Technology
    eXtended] power connector
    Step 6. Install Internal Drives

    • install the CD/DVD drive,


    connect the data and power
    cable
    • install the hard disk drive.
    Same with the CD//DVD drive,
    connect the data and power
    cable
    Step 7. Connect/Plug-in the Peripherals
    • attach the monitor cable to the
    video port. Secure the cable by
    tightening the screws on the
    connector
    • plug the keyboard cable into the
    PS/2 keyboard port
    • plug the mouse cable into the
    PS/2 mouse port
    • plug the USB cable into a USB
    port
    • plug the network cable into the
    network port
    • plug the power cable into the
    power supply
    Personal Computer Disassembly
    Step 1. Unplugging
    Step 2. Opening the Outer Shell/Case
    Step 3. Removing the System Fan
    Step 4. Removing the CPU Fan
    Step 5. Removing the Power Supply
    Step 6. Removing the CD/ DVD Drive(s)
    Step 7. Removing the Hard Drive
    Step 8. Removing the Memory (RAM)
    Step 9. Removing the Motherboard
    Thank you!

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