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Classroom Computer Maintenance

Presented by Max Hobson,

Arcadia Valley CTC

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Classroom Computer Maintenance

• This in-service will focus on basic trouble shooting and preventive maintenance of computers for classroom teachers and home computer users.  This session will be good for all teachers as the summer approaches and computers are stored for the summer.  The session will also provide helpful hints and techniques for maintenance in the classroom and at home. 

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• What to do if your computer locks up.

• Remember if your caps lock or num lock

light up or off when you press the key, your computer is not locked but an application or process is locked.

• Pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del will allow you to access the task list or shut down.

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•This is with Novell Client installed. It will look a little different without client installed.

•As you can see there are options available. The two most commonly used are Task List and Shutdown.

•Even when the Caps Lock light doesn’t go on and off Ctrl+Alt+Del may work to give an option to shutdown rather than power off.

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The Applications tab will allow you to End Task on any applications running, with options to Switch To another application or to start a New Task

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The ability to end a process can be very useful when your computer won’t cooperate.

This comes in handy when you are wanting to run Disk Defragmenter or Scandisk.

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This tab can give you some useful information. I have used it to help detect a virus by showing 100% CPU usage.

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Device Manager is another useful utility that is accessed through the Control Panel at the Start Menu.

Is there something not working on your computer? Like the video doesn’t look right or the sound doesn’t work any more

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In the Control Panel double click on the System Icon.

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In the System Properties there is numerous items useful with computer maintenance, but for our needs at this moment we want Device Manager.

Device Manager is in the Hardware tab.

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Now click on the Device Manager button.

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If you are having any trouble with any devices there will be either a yellow, red, or blue question mark or exclamation mark in front of a device.

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• A major part of computer maintenance is preventive maintenance. Just like changing oil in a car makes the engine last longer.

• Disk Cleanup, Disk Defragmenter, and Scandisk for your Hard Drive is like changing it’s oil. They maximize the efficiency of the drive.

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Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter can be accessed from Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools

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A good thing about disk cleanup is it doesn’t do it on its own. You have the option to check or uncheck the items you want cleaned. Temporary Internet Files, Recycle Bin, and Temporary files in most cases are safe to remove all contents.

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•Use this only if you want to remove a component from windows not being used.

•Use this only if you want to remove a program that is no longer being used.

•Use this if your computer is running fine with no problems as if there are no problems you only need a recent restore point.

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•Click on the drive you want to defragment. In this case it will be drive C.

•Click on the Defragment button and follow the prompts.

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•Scandisk is not where it use to be in Win9X.

•You access scandisk by going to My Computer and right clicking on your C drive then clicking on properties.

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Once you are in drive properties click on the tools tab.

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Scandisk is now called Check Now.

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•You then have the option to automatically fix errors and to attempt to recover bad sectors.

•Make your selections and click start. Regretfully scandisk does not give percentages completed anymore.

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An additional utility that can be very useful is the MSConfig command in the run box.

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In the Run box type; msconfig and click OK.

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