Basic PC Repairing

 Here is the video you can see  how to do it:

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 1) Changing the ram: I went to a school in my village called Our Lady of Fatima RC School to do a maintenance. I ask the principal if we have some computers to fix, he told me yes that he has a work for me that is to change the ram for a laptop he has already has a next ram so i proceed to changing it. So here is the video. 2) Fixing a button of a system unit that was faulty: The principal also asks me if I want to fix another computer, I told him its ok, so he told me that the system unit power button has broken he has a next button from another system unit, so I decided to start doing it here is the video. 3) Giving maintenance to a laptop that storage was almost full: Well, I decided to clean up a laptop everything it had junk files everything download, and antivirus deleted some unnecessary files and that's all here is the video. 4) Fixing a slow computer: The owner told me his laptop was very slow it can even open some files good I decided to troubleshoot close some running p...

Here is the video in YouTube to guide you more  Step 1. In your web browser you choose click the first link that appears. Step 2. Here is the option where would you like to choose the older version or the newer version in my case for this example, I will be using the older version. Step 3. Once it has downloaded you need to go to the website called rufus. Step 4. Click on the first link that appears. Step 5. Once it has downloaded. Go on your download files and press the file named rufus. Step 6. Once it has opened now you need to change the following also remember you must have your USB plugged in and also your USB must be empty or else all the files inside the flash drive will be destroyed. Step 7. Once it has loading press start because now you have done created a bootable USB. Step 8. Now that you have a setup. You can restart your computer and enter the key accordingly to open your bios. In my case I am using a dell laptop I will need to hold on and press f2. then it will appe...

Here is  the YouTube video to guide you more  Step 1. To start with remember how to download a Linux Distribution if you have forgot here is the link for you to go back and take a look: https://enzermartinez.blogspot.com/2023/07/how-to-create-bootable-flash-drive-for.html. Step 2. First you need to enter the website called rufus. Step 3. Click on the first link that appears on download. Step 4. Once you have installed rufus you now need to go to your download files and open it. Step 5. Make sure to click the option that says SELECT and open the ubuntu you downloaded and then go to change the volume label it whatever name you want to be saved when you finish setting up you press the button that says start. Also remember that the USB must be plugged in and it has no important files or else all-important files can be destroyed. Step 6: When it has loaded just click the close button and check if all the files are in your USB all those files are from ubuntu. If it has all the ...

 1.  Obtain the OS installation media: This could a DVD or a USB flash drive for containing the OS installation files. You can download it from the official website of the OS provider or from other channels. 2. Backup your data:  Before you proceed with the installation, it is very important to backup any important information you have in your computer to prevent any important data loss. 3. Insert the installation media:  If you have a DVD, you insert it in the DVD drive to make the installation process or if you have an USB flash Drive just plug it into the USB port. 4. Restart your computer: Restart the computer and let it boot with the installation media. This will start the installation process for the OS, you will need to press a specific button key to boot installation media here is example (e.g., press F12 for the menu) 5. Partition the hard drive (if it is necessary): When the process of installation is happening you may need to partition the hard drive....

 Here is also the video on how to download it. Step 1: For this first step we will be going to whatever web browser you like or used, and we will be going to type Ubuntu. Step 2: Then you click the first link that appears which will direct you to the page where you will choose which version you would like to install. Step 3: For this following step and final step, we will go to install the older version. All that is needed you only need to click the green button that says download and now you know how to download a Linux distribution in your 

To fix a laptop you need various tools, tools used for software and tools used for hardware. Here are some tools that can help you a lot when repairing computers. Screwdrivers: A set of precision screw drivers with various head sizes is essential for removing screws from laptops when dealing with their internal memory. Tweezers: Fine-tipped tweezers can be very handy because in can be very useful when dealing with connectors or also small components. pliers: pliers can be very useful for holding and bending small wires connectors. USB flash drive: A USB flash drive is necessary for transferring data or when creating bootable drives. Thermal paste: when you are planning to replace or reseat the laptops CPU you will definitely need thermal paste for proper heat transfer and cooling. Anti-static wrist strap: An anti-static wrist strap is crucial to protect the laptops internal components from electrostatic discharge (ESD). PSU tester and multimeter: it is use for the testing of voltag...