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Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a ompressed
air can?

Is there any possibility that I can cause static and kill the system, or is
it best left alone?

"The One" <> wrote in
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> Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a
> ompressed air can?
>
> Is there any possibility that I can cause static and kill the system, or
> is it best left alone?

This will explain what to do:

http://www.informationweek.com/story...cleID=60403472

Fuzzy Logic wrote:
> "The One" <> wrote in
> news:425415a9$:
>
>
>>Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a
>>ompressed air can?
>>
>>Is there any possibility that I can cause static and kill the system, or
>>is it best left alone?
>
>
> This will explain what to do:
>
> http://www.informationweek.com/story...cleID=60403472
Good link, Thanks

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In <425415a9$>,
The One took 7 lines to utter:

>Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a ompressed
>air can?

Yes, much better than most other methods.

>Is there any possibility that I can cause static and kill the system, or is
>it best left alone?

The best thing about using compressed air is that you don't
have to touch anything inside the case. Even so, you should
still earth yourself before proceeding, as static can still jump
small gaps.

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The One wrote:
>
> Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a ompressed
> air can?

Yes. Been doing it for ten years no problem.








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"Fuzzy Logic" <> wrote in message
news:Xns9630715573BC9bobarcabca@198.80.55.250...
> "The One" <> wrote in
> news:425415a9$:
>
> > Is it a good idea to remove dust from inside a computer using a
> > ompressed air can?
> >
> > Is there any possibility that I can cause static and kill the system, or
> > is it best left alone?
>
> This will explain what to do:
>
> http://www.informationweek.com/story...cleID=60403472

Excellent thankyou.