Update Windows: Don't neglect Windows Update. Install updates when it gets them, and restart your computer if necessary. This will keep your computer safe and stable.

Run Antivirus Software: There's no need to pay for antivirus, though—Microsoft Security Essentials is pretty great on its own. Of course, the best defense against malware is safe browsing, so the more responsible you are, the better off your computer will be—antivirus or no antivirus.

Back Up Your Hard Drive: Whether it's the simple Windows Backup or an automated, offsite backup tool like our favorite Crashplan, backups are essential tools for any PC user. It isn't maintenance, per se, but it can get you out of quite a few binds, so we can't recommend it enough.

Clean Temporary Files with CCleaner: Windows can leave a lot of clutter and temporary files lying around your hard drive, and it's a good idea to clean these up once in awhile.
Uninstall Programs with Revo Uninstaller: Windows' Add/Remove Programs dialog is okay, but Revo Uninstaller is even better. Not only does it remove every trace of an application from your computer, but it also helps you uninstall apps you can't find, as well as manage your startup processes which will help you boot up faster and run smoother once you do.

UPDATE DRIVERS

One problem which could occur is the loss of data that is sent through the server

Another problem that may arise is the server will process much slower

Server may not be able to recover the data if recovery is required

Server components can be damaged if vents are clogged up 


I tried so hard........
BUT FELL SO FAR
but in the end....