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The typical power supply, also known as the power supply unit (PSU) , connects to the PC with four standard computer screws, mounted in the back of the case (Figure 71) Unscrew the four screws and the power supply lifts out easily (Figure 72) Insert a new power supply that fits the case and attach it using the same four screws Handling ATX power supplies requires special consideration Understand that an

The prompts that you see from UAC are based on where you are in Vista, what application you launched, and what part of the workstation you are accessing Some of the common prompts you will encounter include: Windows needs your permission to continue A Windows function or program that can affect other users of this computer needs your permission to start Check the name of the action to ensure that it s a function or program you want to run An example of this prompt is shown in Figure 9-13 A program needs your permission to continue A program that s not part of Windows needs your permission to start It has a valid digital signature indicating its name and its publisher, which helps to ensure that the program is

So, I ll admit that I spent a couple paragraphs trying to explain to you how to save a single keystroke, but that s not the only thing you should get out of the explanation The real value is in knowing that there are a lot of these detailed options available to increase your productivity Every time you take advantage of a new VS option, you raise the notch of productivity just a little higher

Mike Meyers CompTIA A+ Guide: PC Technician (Exams 220-602, 220-603, & 220-604)

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ATX power supply never turns off As long as that power supply stays connected to a power outlet, the power supply will continue to supply 5 volts to the motherboard Always unplug an ATX system before you do any work! For years, techs bickered about the merits of leaving a PC plugged in or unplugged while you serviced it ATX settled this issue forever Many ATX power supplies provide a real on/off switch on the back of the PSU (see Figure 73) If you really need the system shut down with no power to the motherboard, use this switch When working on an ATX system, you may find using the power button inconvenient because you re not using a case or you haven t bothered to plug the power button s leads into the motherboard That means there is no power Figure 72 Removing power supply from system unit button! One trick you can use when in that situation is to use a set of car keys or a screwdriver to contact the two wires to start and stop the system (see Figure 74) Your first task after acquiring a new power supply is simply making sure it works Insert the motherboard power connectors before starting the system If you have video cards with power connectors, plug them in, too Other connectors such as hard drives can wait until you ve got one successful boot or if you re cocky, just plug everything in!

If you ve typed WriteLine a few times, you ll notice that the completion list goes straight to WriteLine after a few characters, rather than just Write This is because Intellisense remembers your most frequently used identifiers and will select them from the list first If you continue to type, Intellisense will then highlight those identifiers with exact matches Notice the checked option in Figure 2-10; Intellisense preselects most recently used members, showing that this behavior is turned on by default

Figure 9-13 If a Windows program or function is activated that affects other users on the computer,

Heat and computers are not the best of friends Cooling is therefore a vital consideration when building a computer Electricity equals heat Computers, being electrical devices, generate heat as they

6 Save another keystroke and press the ( key to let VS finish the WriteLine method name 7 At this point, you can finish typing the statement, resulting in a Main method that looks