Static Discharge is Main one(kills Hardware before you can start up the machine)(use grounding strap)
Also Power supply (not powerful enough to run componets)
Incompatible Cards(PCI,ISA,PCI EXPRESS,MCA, ETC)
Case too small
Drives too small for slots in machine
Drives to large for case slots and or bays
Incompatible drive connections(cables cannot be connected, can be power or data)
missing drive rails(not all machines use them)
heat sink not installed correctly
DOA Parts
Corrupt BIOS(basic Input, Output System)
incompatible BIOS(shipped Motherboard does not support CPU bought with it.)
Incompatible Video card power draw(card or cards you got use too much power)
Bad OP sys disk or disks
Bent pins on connectors
scurvy,starvation,dehytration
to assemble pats of computer
He encountered icebergs bad weather they ran out of food.
The problems facing you are 1) As a student you are just facing what you don't know or what you know but don't know the in depth of it 2) The ability to assimilate all that is new to you might be a bit difficult
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It looks like you're trying to yell in caps. Just saying.
The best option for a PC help with problems would be to find a trouble shooting guide for your particular PC. This would be a good way to start. PC support the website has many of them.
Drives first. Pg. 60: A+ Guide to Managing and Maintaining Your PC. Jean Andrews, 8th Edition.
God is eternal.
I am not suffering from PC problems on my several computers at the moment, but then I am using various distros of Linux not Windows. I got rid of PC problems in 2008 when I dumped Windows and bought an Apple iMac. I have had 6 wonderful years without even one problem. No crashes, no glitches, no problems at all.
Yes. You, if you've ever had the flu more than once.
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