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Hi,
First of all be careful of using a standard vaccuum cleaner as it could
cause an electrical arc and damage some of the components, becase they are
usually not shielded. Sometimes you can buy mini attachments which are
plastic and then you're a bit safer in terms of using a regular vaccuum.
Second, a cheap investment is a can of compressed air. Turn your computer
off and blast away (carefully).
Third, a small brush to dust away the inards is always a safe bet.
Hope these suggestions find you well.
Guido Piraino
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Muhammad Arif Ullah
> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 1:39 PM
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> Subject: [PCBUILD] Cleaning inside the computer
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> Hello everyone,
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> My computer has accumulated a lot of dust inside. Most od it is
> on the fans
> and on the inner surface of the grills. What is the safest and easiedt way
> to clean it up? I don't have any electrical air blower, so I am
> at a bit of
> a disadvantage here. Any and all suggestions wellcome.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Muhammad Arif Ullah
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