Guide how to install hardware and software

Asked By mark tulod 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/06/2011

Hi Everyone,

Please give me a guide how to install hardware and software. I'm just new in this field and i still want to learn more.

Thanks.

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #118834

Guide how to install hardware and software

Hi,

First is to choose a better specification on your hardware you want to install on your computer, through internet or through the computer sales and services in your area. Please ask assistance from the expert if it's your first time to install, especially if it's inside the CPU. All computer parts are plug and play, first to install is the motherboard, screw it up and follow the Processor, Next is the RAM and Hard disk. Test your hard drive if it's working, make sure it has a display on the monitor once you finish assembling your hard drive. Next, Install your Operating System, First Step on this is reformat > Install OS software > Install Driver on Motherboard > Register to Internet > Done. This steps is a hardware and software installation.

 

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Answered By Kathrene Jose 0 points N/A #118835

Guide how to install hardware and software

I would like to answer your question first by appreciating the fact that this is something you have an interest in doing so. Having a passion for something surpasses all training you can ever acquire. Second, Hardware and Software are two different things all together but both have to go hand in hand.

No one will design software if there’s no hardware to run on. No one will design hardware if there is no software or programs to run either. Start with basic hardware components, (RAM, Hard disks, CD/DVD ROMs, Motherboard components – Processors, PCI and AGP Slots, Ports – USBs, Ethernet, Keyboard & Mice ports etc).

When you get a clear understanding of all these then its easier for you to proceed to the stage of configuring hard disks and start installing operating software and other applications. This would be a good start for you.

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