Hi friends , welcome to my new blog , here I would like to share  about  some thing which destroy our computers slowly and unnoticeably. Ok friends let we see it by point wise.

•  Wrong way of connecting the laptop to a power supply 

              When the charger first gets plugged in you probably think it doesn't matter it but it's wrong.never plugin into an outlet without first connecting something to the other end. If you do this the power supply can simply burnout or it will just kill the motherboard. Always start with connecting the laptop to the charger, then the plugin to the outlet and only then turn the laptop on.

• Plugging into the power source without removing the battery from the laptop.

                    If you frequently use your laptop while it's plugged in , it's a good idea to take out the battery after you've charged into about 50 -60%. If you leave it inside it will become less productive overtime only reserving enough energy to run for 20mins. Even it's best to keep that battery into the fridge but not in the freezer.and also keep by wrapping with the waterproof package . It will not oxidize and will retain all its properties.

• Being impatient as you turn on or restart your PC.

                     Once you startup your pc , it still needs some time to fully turn on .impatience gives your computer too much pressure it can't handle , causing the operating system to struck and data will be distorted. If still your pc works slowly after few mins check the startup programs list and sort them.

• Using a tee and extension cable instead of a power strip.

                    Unexpected power supply cuts can lead not only to instant data loss, but also it leads to burning. It's not only about power surges , lightning can give you a hard time as it send it's pulses through cables and phone wires. To protect yourself and to reduce all this risks, use must use a power strip instead of usual tee or extension cord. This will let you to turn off the power supply when the strong current drops. And also don't keep your Pc constantly plugged in.

• Putting your system unit too close to the wall.

                   Always your pc needs an effective cooling system . The airflow often gets blocked by a wall curtain, or other interior items. In this case there is a high risk of overheating . Always make sure that nothing prevents access to air.

• Not paying enough attention to your software.

                  If you wants your operating system run smoothly for many years , keep track of what your installing , and avoid all the unnecessary programs, get rid of temporary files. And use only original drivers if possible. Regularly scan it for viruses.

       So that's all about today's topic Friends. If possible I acquire more on this topic and execute as a part 2 in my another blog.

         Thanks for Reading 🙂

                                  ~ Rekha