By: Donald Holyfield
   Performance of a hard disk starts to slow.
   Printer problems start to occur.
   Keyboard and mouse start not to work
    properly.
   To keep these problems from occurring invest
    in Cable management.
   To keep computer repair down try doing a
    little bit of preventative maintenance.
   Also clean your computer every 3 to 6 months.
   Depending on the environment you may need
    to clean it more or less.
   All computers will slow down the more you
    install uninstall and perform normal activities.
   With Microsoft's Windows you a set of utilities
    that perform special functions.
   The utilities will defragment hard
    drives, delete temporary files, empty the
    Recycle Bin and remove cookies.
   Check your mouse and keyboard every once in
    a while.
   If you don’t food and other small particles can
    cause these devices not to work.
   I recommend using compressed air to clean the
    mouse and keyboard.
   With inkjet printers you should check to see if
    small amounts of dry ink are on the printer
    head.
   With laser printers you should clean them
    when print quality deteriorates or whenever
    you change the toner cartridge.
   After awhile you may need to upgrade your
    computer like adding memory.
   Also upgrade the keyboard by investing in a
    ergonomic keyboard.
   With these upgrades you will be more
    comfortable and your computer will run better.
   This happens when a piece of data is broken up
    into many pieces that are not stored close
    together.
   This will keep happening until you delete some
    files and add new ones.
   The Recycle Bin is a holding area for files and
    folders before their final deletions.
   In the Recycle Bin their would be files that can
    be deleted from the hard disk.
   Whether accidentally or intentionally after you
    delete a file from your Recycle Bin you cannot
    restore it.
   Cable Management- A technique or kit that gathers cables together and stores them so they
    are not a hazard.
   Corona Wires- Wire used to generate a field of positive charges on the surfaces of the drum and
    the paper.
   Defragmentation- A utility that reduces the amount of fragmentation by physically organizing
    the contents of the disk to store the pieces of each file contiguously.
   Ergonomic Keyboard- A keyboard that allows for a more natural positioning of your arms
    and hands.
   Fragmentation- Files that are not stored in contiguous clusters, but rather are divided into
    subparts and stored in different disk locations, it takes longer for a disk drive to access fragmented
    files than un fragmented files.
   Maintenance- Task you perform to keep equipment in working order.
   Recycle Bin- A holding area for files and folders before their final deletion from a storage device.
   Sectors- Divisions on a magnetic media used for storing digital information.
   Seek Time- The time it takes for a read/write head to move to a specific data track; one of delays
    associated with reading or writing data on a computer disk drive.
   Touchpad- A pointing device you can use instead of a mouse.
   Wireless Keyboard- A keyboard that uses radio or infrared frequencies to connect to a
    computer rather than a cable.

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  • 1.
  • 2.
    Performance of a hard disk starts to slow.  Printer problems start to occur.  Keyboard and mouse start not to work properly.  To keep these problems from occurring invest in Cable management.
  • 3.
    To keep computer repair down try doing a little bit of preventative maintenance.  Also clean your computer every 3 to 6 months.  Depending on the environment you may need to clean it more or less.
  • 4.
    All computers will slow down the more you install uninstall and perform normal activities.  With Microsoft's Windows you a set of utilities that perform special functions.  The utilities will defragment hard drives, delete temporary files, empty the Recycle Bin and remove cookies.
  • 5.
    Check your mouse and keyboard every once in a while.  If you don’t food and other small particles can cause these devices not to work.  I recommend using compressed air to clean the mouse and keyboard.
  • 6.
    With inkjet printers you should check to see if small amounts of dry ink are on the printer head.  With laser printers you should clean them when print quality deteriorates or whenever you change the toner cartridge.
  • 7.
    After awhile you may need to upgrade your computer like adding memory.  Also upgrade the keyboard by investing in a ergonomic keyboard.  With these upgrades you will be more comfortable and your computer will run better.
  • 8.
    This happens when a piece of data is broken up into many pieces that are not stored close together.  This will keep happening until you delete some files and add new ones.
  • 9.
    The Recycle Bin is a holding area for files and folders before their final deletions.  In the Recycle Bin their would be files that can be deleted from the hard disk.  Whether accidentally or intentionally after you delete a file from your Recycle Bin you cannot restore it.
  • 10.
    Cable Management- A technique or kit that gathers cables together and stores them so they are not a hazard.  Corona Wires- Wire used to generate a field of positive charges on the surfaces of the drum and the paper.  Defragmentation- A utility that reduces the amount of fragmentation by physically organizing the contents of the disk to store the pieces of each file contiguously.  Ergonomic Keyboard- A keyboard that allows for a more natural positioning of your arms and hands.  Fragmentation- Files that are not stored in contiguous clusters, but rather are divided into subparts and stored in different disk locations, it takes longer for a disk drive to access fragmented files than un fragmented files.  Maintenance- Task you perform to keep equipment in working order.  Recycle Bin- A holding area for files and folders before their final deletion from a storage device.  Sectors- Divisions on a magnetic media used for storing digital information.  Seek Time- The time it takes for a read/write head to move to a specific data track; one of delays associated with reading or writing data on a computer disk drive.  Touchpad- A pointing device you can use instead of a mouse.  Wireless Keyboard- A keyboard that uses radio or infrared frequencies to connect to a computer rather than a cable.