what are the safety check list to be done prior to starting up a computer?
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There isn't one. Plug it in and go.
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well if its a program watching you, you can boot up safe mode with networking. an easy way to get it to start in safe mode with networking everytime is to go to start-run-msconfig. somewhere in msconfig u can tell it to boot safe mode
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Disable antivirus,\nDisable internet connections,\nBoot 98 se first\nThen boot XP.\nActivate Antivirus.\nIf Failed \npreform a clean boot.\n98 SE first then\nXP, Before doing this read the help files.
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Go to http://www.pcpitstop.com/ and run the full system test
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When your comp. is starting up press F8, and then log on i safe mode, and the try to make one new one or configure a new one.
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start>run>msconfig...then select the startup tab.... items can be either checked or unchecked.. restart when done
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go to microsoft site.\nhttp://safety.live.com
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an ms start up disk is always good to have in case your computer goes "caput".  it will let you in the back door, so to speak.
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belarc advisor is good and will provide the info, an easier way is cpu-z. i dont recall the site, but google cpu-z always brings it up first in the results list
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Start up in safe mode
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Anything in the bios could really mess it up.  Adding a security password and then forgetting it would be a serious problem.  Your best bet is to not mess with your bios or even update it until your computer's warranty expires.
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This question could take an hour to answer. I'm not going to tell you to download anything or check for spyware. But I've helped a few of my friends with slow puters and they all had one thing in common. Too many items on their start up list. These are the things that start automatically when you start your computer. I have my list down to three items. I actually looked at my friends today. He had 30. \n\nHere's what you do. Click on Start.. run.. type in msconfig..click ok.  a box will pop up. click on the far right tab. startup.. now look at the list of items with check marks next to them. I bet you have a bunch. Every one of those is starting automatically and running in the back ground. You don't need most of those. The only thing I have starting automatically is my Nortons. That's three items. You'll have to figure out what each one is and determine if you need it. Just do a search for each item. You'll find a site which lists each one. I may post one.
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www.pcguide.con is a great place,where we can find the kwonledge of the computer and some helpful website as well.\n good luck!!
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just install a video card, or you can manually disable it in the BIOS of your motherboard\n\nwhen you computer is booting hit DEL at the initial boot screen after the system check.
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Bring it into the shop let them check it out for you.  This will save you monney in the long run if it over heats it can burn up you're hard drive or even go on fire.
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by running checkdisk at boot up.
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if you are building a computer then you should know all about the hardware as well. dont try and do something you know nothing about