Ethics And Pc Troubleshooting
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The document discusses computer ethics and basic PC troubleshooting. It defines computer ethics as how one should and should not use computers in consideration of others. It lists the "10 Commandments of Computer Ethics" which include rules like not appropriating others' work, using authorization for resources, and not using computers to harm people. It also lists some common ethics violations like hacking, plagiarism and copyright infringement. The document then discusses basic PC components like the CPU, RAM, hard drive, power supply and optical drives. It instructs the reader to open a computer case and remove then replace components in groups to practice troubleshooting.
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