Hardware Care and Maintenance

Issues- Having problem with Monitor, Keyboard, Central Processing Unit (CPU), Motherboard, Hard Disk Drive (HDD), Optical drive (CD & DVD), Mouse, Random Access Memory (RAM), Speakers, Graphics card, Sound card, Fans, Printer, Turn off/on button? These issues are caused by hardware hiccups which can be easily solved by our CompTIA  A++ certified expert technicians in no time. Have another issue? Just Ask Us!

When seeking to enhance your computer’s efficiency, a frequently neglected aspect is the maintenance of computer hardware. Many individuals opt to purchase new components or even acquire an entirely new device upon encountering computer errors or malfunctioning hardware. However, there are fundamental steps you can take for an immediate boost in your computer’s performance.

PC hardware maintenance encompasses the examination, enhancement, and upkeep of a computer’s physical components to guarantee optimal functionality. This includes the care of integral elements such as the keyboard, CD drives, hard disk, battery, and other peripherals. In the realm of IT hardware maintenance, the goal is to ensure these components function at their best, contributing to an overall improvement in the computer’s performance.

Which hardware components are included?

• Monitor
• Keyboard
• Central Processing Unit (CPU)
• Motherboard
• Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
• Optical drive (CD & DVD)
• Mouse
• Random Access Memory (RAM)
• Speakers
• Graphics card
• Sound card
• Fans
• Printer
• Turn off/on button

What is computer maintenance?

CPU fan and heatsink – Confirm that the fan operates smoothly without interruptions and rotates upon powering on. Remove any accumulated lint or dust.

RAM components – Verify that RAM memory modules are securely seated on the motherboard, and ensure the retaining clips are in place if applicable.

Storage components – Ensure proper connectivity of both internal and external devices to the computer. If a hard drive is not detected in the computer settings, check for loose cables.

Screws – Check that all components are securely fastened with no loose nuts or bolts.

Power supply – Examine the AC power unit, ensuring the computer’s cord securely fits into the output socket. Inspect DC power connectors for proper connection. Perform an output voltage test using a digital multimeter to assess power tolerance ranges.

Keyboard and mouse – Utilize compressed air dusters to remove debris from the keyboard and mouse. Ensure the mouse functions consistently and replace if necessary.

Expansion cards – Confirm that the computer’s expansion card (adapter card) is firmly and securely in place with the retainer screws.

Cabling – Evaluate all cables for proper connectivity. Use ties to organize and route cables to prevent accidents. Label cables for easier identification, especially when multiple devices connect to one port.

Expand the lifespan of your devices with our best hardware care and maintenance services. Our skilled professionals conduct routine check-ups to identify potential issues before they become major problems. Whether it’s addressing hardware malfunctions or conducting preventive maintenance, we prioritize the health and longevity of your desktops and laptops.