All the accessories you will see in this presentation are listed
on the blog!
Click this link to go to the page
TIP:
Press “Ctrl”and click the link above to go to them
METHOD 1
No. 1
Choose the right size
of paper clips for the
number of wires that
you have.
{IMPORTANT!}
No. 2
As shown in the
picture, screw the
paper clip with a
washer to keep it
from any
movements!
No. 3
Press the chrome
handle to see if the
opens or not!
 Add more paper clips if
required.
 For tightened cables, put
one paper clip every 30
centimeters)
No. 4
Group all wires
and tuck them all
the paper clip opening
as shown in the
 You can group the wires
using isolating tape or duct
tape.
No. 5
Release the chrome
handle as shown in
picture
No. 6
Press the chrome
handle of the paper
all the way down to
make it look as shown
the picture
METHOD 2
Before After
No. 1
Unplug and untangle
your cords if any!
 We should start from
scratch to have a nice
looking and uncluttered
desk!
No. 2
Plug your cords one
one, avoiding any
entanglement among
them!
 Plug your cords only in your
computer system only and
do not plug into your
powerstrip yet.
 As you plug the cords, lay
them in the basket under
the desk as shown in the
picture.
No. 3
Group your cords
together and start zip
tying them
 Avoid tangling the cords!
 Start at the back of the
computer!
 Do not tighten the zip ties
yet because there might be
cables that you missed
tying.
No. 4
Place your powerstrip
the basket as shown
the picture
 Plug all the cords into the
powerstrip!
 If needed, double-back your
cords and zip tie them as
shown in the picture (see
printer cords)!
 Do not tighten the cords
too much in case you want
to move components!
Final Result
METHOD 3
I’m in a MESS!
Please Help!
No. 1
Unplug every cords
the powerstrip!
 We need to start from
scratch!
No. 2
Mount the powerstrip
under the desk or
you deem it right!
 There are 2 choices: (1)
Mount the powerstrip to the
desk. (2) Mount the
powerstrip to the wall.
No. 3
Shorten and zip tie all
the cords as shown in
the picture!
 Plug all the cords into the
powerstrip!
 If needed, double-back your
cords and zip tie them as
shown in the picture (see
printer cords)!
 Do not tighten the cords
too much in case you want
to move components!
No. 4
Label your cords!
 To avoid any confusion, it is
recommended to label all
your cords!
 Use a label system that
works for you!
IMAGE CREDITS
 Wikihow
 Adam Pash (Lifehacker)
 How-To-Geek
TIP:
Press “Ctrl”and click the links above to go to them
3 Methods To Organise And Hide Your Computer Cables (UPDATED)
3 Methods To Organise And Hide Your Computer Cables (UPDATED)

3 Methods To Organise And Hide Your Computer Cables (UPDATED)

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    All the accessoriesyou will see in this presentation are listed on the blog! Click this link to go to the page TIP: Press “Ctrl”and click the link above to go to them
  • 3.
  • 4.
    No. 1 Choose theright size of paper clips for the number of wires that you have. {IMPORTANT!}
  • 5.
    No. 2 As shownin the picture, screw the paper clip with a washer to keep it from any movements!
  • 6.
    No. 3 Press thechrome handle to see if the opens or not!  Add more paper clips if required.  For tightened cables, put one paper clip every 30 centimeters)
  • 7.
    No. 4 Group allwires and tuck them all the paper clip opening as shown in the  You can group the wires using isolating tape or duct tape.
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    No. 5 Release thechrome handle as shown in picture
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    No. 6 Press thechrome handle of the paper all the way down to make it look as shown the picture
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    No. 1 Unplug anduntangle your cords if any!  We should start from scratch to have a nice looking and uncluttered desk!
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    No. 2 Plug yourcords one one, avoiding any entanglement among them!  Plug your cords only in your computer system only and do not plug into your powerstrip yet.  As you plug the cords, lay them in the basket under the desk as shown in the picture.
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    No. 3 Group yourcords together and start zip tying them  Avoid tangling the cords!  Start at the back of the computer!  Do not tighten the zip ties yet because there might be cables that you missed tying.
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    No. 4 Place yourpowerstrip the basket as shown the picture  Plug all the cords into the powerstrip!  If needed, double-back your cords and zip tie them as shown in the picture (see printer cords)!  Do not tighten the cords too much in case you want to move components!
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    I’m in aMESS! Please Help!
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    No. 1 Unplug everycords the powerstrip!  We need to start from scratch!
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    No. 2 Mount thepowerstrip under the desk or you deem it right!  There are 2 choices: (1) Mount the powerstrip to the desk. (2) Mount the powerstrip to the wall.
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    No. 3 Shorten andzip tie all the cords as shown in the picture!  Plug all the cords into the powerstrip!  If needed, double-back your cords and zip tie them as shown in the picture (see printer cords)!  Do not tighten the cords too much in case you want to move components!
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    No. 4 Label yourcords!  To avoid any confusion, it is recommended to label all your cords!  Use a label system that works for you!
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    IMAGE CREDITS  Wikihow Adam Pash (Lifehacker)  How-To-Geek TIP: Press “Ctrl”and click the links above to go to them