Computer Tips

Follow Tips4pc on TwitterTips4pc RssBecome a Fan

 

 

 

 

 Laptop Computer    Faster Internet    Computer Games    Spyware Removal    Online Education     Computer Software    Computer Help         

 

 

Top Selling Ebook!

 

Recommended Links

 

 

 Tips4pc Youtube Videos

 Free Wordpress Templates

 PC Tips

 Windows Vista Tips

 Photo Scanner

 Windows Talk

 Computer Repair

 Windows Reinstall

 Download Driver

 Desktop PC Help

 Windows Registry Tips

 Favourite links

 

 

Computer Basics videos

 

How to cut, copy and paste text or pictures

How to enable your Quick Launch Toolbar

How to organize your my documents files and folders

How to save my free desktop wallpapers to your computer

How to take a screenshot in Windows Vista?

 

Computer Tips Newsletter

 

Tips4pc newsletter

Latest newsletter

 

   

 

Dust Build up Inside Your Computer Power Supply

By Mitz

Free computer Education

 

The Computer Power supply is the most important component in a computer as it will not run without it. The power supply is often taken for granted and is usually neglected from the computer maintenance schedule. If there is a dust build up it can cause the power supply to not work to it optimum standards. It may just simply blow up or make a popping sound with some smoke coming from it, or it can half heartedly supply a low level amount of power and damage your other computer components.

 

The answer is very simple. You must remove the dust from inside your computers power supply. If you do get the dust out often it will last for years.

 

How to remove the dust from your computer power supply

 

You will need: An air compressor or a disposable compressed air can.

  1. Open your computer case. To do it properly read How to open a computer case safely.

  2. Use an air compressor to blow air through the power supply.

  3. You must blow air through the back of the computer, going into the computer, and from inside the computer, through the power supply going out.

  4. Keep blowing both ways until absolutely no dust comes out. This is important as you may dislodge a piece of dust and it may settle somewhere else.

   

Notes:

  • There are all different shapes and sizes of power supplies so if yours looks a bit strange, don't worry. They all do the same thing in the end.

  • Dust on computer fans causes them to run at a slower speed. Make sure the fan inside the power supply has not got dust on it. If it has, there is sure to be more inside the computer also.

Browse Tips4pc for more Free Computer Help

 

About the Author

Mitz Pantic wrote this article and others for http://www.tips4pc.com  Browse Tips4pc.com for more articles that are written in an easy to understand interface and start your FREE computer Education now!.

You can also visit her Australian Ebay store Fantastic Bits 24_7.

 

This article is free to re-produce providing that the author's bio is included and the website links are still clickable...

 

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape        Download Software

Main Menu

 

Home

About Us

Link to us

Contact Us

Favourite links

Tips4pc Newsletter

Tips4pc Youtube Channel

Freeware

PDF Articles to save

Privacy Policy

Sitemap

Forum

Shout me a coffee!!

 

Computer Tips Categories

 

Computer Basics

Computer Terms

Computer Troubleshooting

Computer Maintenance

Computer Upgrade

Computer Tip Archive

Digital Camera Tips

Networking Tips

Ebay Tips

Format Windows XP

File and Disk management

Windows Vista Tips 

Windows XP Tips

Webpage Help

Outlook Express Email

Youtube Video Tips

Software Tips

Printer Tips

Videos

Word 2007 Tips

 

Friends

 

PC Tips

Windows Vista Tips

Free Wordpress Templates

Windows Talk

Computer Repair

Windows Reinstall

Download Driver

Desktop PC Help

Repair Windows

Buy Computers Ohio

Photo Scanner

AskRitesh

Lenovo Coupons

Tips4pc RssFollow Tips4pc on Twitter

All rights reserved. Copyright © 2007 Tips4PC.com
Free Computer Help
Revised: 20-Nov-2009.    RSS Feed   Video Rss Feed

Share This Website with a friend            Make Tips4PC your homepage