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PC Preventive Maintenance Tips
Preventive maintenance is one of the most ignored
aspects of PC ownership, in my opinion. Most people seem
to think that the PC doesn't need preventive
maintenance, and so you should just use it until it
breaks, and then repair or replace it. These people
generally find themselves repairing or replacing much
sooner than those that take definite steps to avoid
difficulties in the first place.
Here are some reasons why you should develop a
preventive maintenance plan for your Computer/Network:
- Preventive Maintenance Saves Money: I'm
sure we've all heard the old adage "an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure". Avoiding problems with your PC will
save you money in the long run, compared with laying
out cash for new components or repair jobs.
- Preventive Maintenance Saves Time: Saves
time? How can taking two hours a month or whatever to
perform maintenance save time? Simple: because it
saves you the much bigger hassles of dealing with
system failures and data loss at inconvienent times. Most preventive
maintenance procedures are quite simple compared to
troubleshooting and repair procedures--now
those can really eat up your time at a
fantastic rate.
- Preventive Maintenance Helps Safeguard Your
Data: For most people, the data on the hard disk
is more important than the hardware that houses it.
Taking steps to protect this data therefore makes
sense, and that is what PM is all about.
- Preventive Maintenance Improves
Performance: Some parts of your system will
actually degrade in performance over time, and
preventive maintenance will help to improve the speed
of your system in these respects.
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