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Cleaning your computer regularly can help prolong its life, saving you time and money on

repairs and replacement

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1. Dust your keyboard with compressed air.

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1. Dust your keyboard with compressed air.

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Dusting your keyboard at least once a week can help maintain it (and reduce health risks).

Clean the keyboard with a damp, lint-free cloth, but be sure not to soak it in water.

For harder-to-reach areas, such as between keyboard keys, use a can of compressed air.

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To keep your screen view fresh and clean, clean the

monitor once a week with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Wipe gently with long strokes as too much pressure can damage your device.

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Just like your keyboard, you need to dust your mouse with

regularly so that it works correctly. To do this,

Unplug the mouse and place it face down. From there, with

With a lint-free cloth, you can remove the bottom panel and clean the ball. (with disinfectant alcohol)

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Turn off your PC and unplug the power cable. This will ensure your safety.

It's a good idea to move your PC to a well-ventilated location; Otherwise, the dust you remove will settle back on the computer.

The dirtiest parts of a box are usually the top and bottom, as this is where dust settles. Clean the outside of your case with a damp cloth.

The interior is a little more complicated. The best thing you can use to remove dust is a can of compressed air. Remove the side or front panels of the case and then use compressed air to clean the dust from the dust filters. Any obvious accumulation of dust on the bottom of the box can be cleaned or, if you are very careful, a vacuum cleaner could also do the job.

If you know how to remove components, it may be a good idea to remove everything from the case and blow away the dust with short bursts of air.

Before reassembling your system, we recommend performing cable management to ensure cleaner air passage through your system. You can also pressurize your case to minimize the amount of dust that will accumulate before the next cleaning.

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A great way to clean up the inside of your computer is to delete files you no longer use or even save them to a USB drive or cloud storage. This will free up a lot of space on your PC.

Most PCs come with pre-installed programs that can take up a lot of space and slow down the PC. Delete any programs or applications you never use.

It's always a good idea to clear your browser's history, cache, and cookies. Clearing your browser history from time to time is important so that your browser does not retain too much information.

It is recommended to empty the trash after deleting many files. But remember, once the trash is emptied, all the files in it will be gone forever.

Reinstalling Windows is a great way to speed up your PC and get rid of any malware or systematic PC problems. Remember to back up your personal data before reinstalling Windows.