Know that your computer is going to fail. You need to treat your computer as if it were a doomed failure.

• RAM
• Warranty
• Computer
• Dust

Preventing failure means making sure your computer is physically clean in its operations.

• Computer issue
• Malware Issue
• RAM Issue
• Dust Issue

Make sure that your anti-virus software is updated to be able to scan unnecessary files that enter your PC. Do not install programs that you’re not familiar with or if do not fully trust.

• RAM issues
• Malware issues
• Hardware issues
• Computer issues

Know your computer's specifications and its limits.It makes you difficult to open a program if ______ storage had been consumed

• HDD
• RAM
• CPU
• VGA

When something is not working properly, either diagnose the problem yourself and fix it, to prevent further damage or contact a professional and have them look at it for you.

• Computer issues
• Hardware issues
• Dust issues
• RAM issues

If the same error message shows up every time you log in, be sure to investigate it.

• Usage issues
• Backup issues
• Computer issues
• Warning issues

Give your computer a break. Believe it or not, your computer likes rest, too. Leaving it on all of the time wears out hardware, and puts unnecessary wear and tear on the hardware.

• Usage issues
• Warning issues
• Warranty issues
• Backup issues

If your PC fails to function, diagnose the problem. Write down the necessary info such as error messages or things don’t work properly.

• Error message issues
• Warning issues
• Backup issues
• Usage issues

Creating a duplicate of your important files to other disks, computers, or an online storage.

• RAM issues
• Usage issues
• Warning issues
• Backup issues

Always take advantage of warranties.

• Warranty issues
• Hardware issues
• Error message issues
• RAM issues