Installing Computer Peripherals

Posted by on 08/23 at 01:35 PM Permalink

In previous Tech Tips, we covered how to choose and install your computer components and how to install the internal system components for your computer from the motherboard to the CPU and heatsink/fan combo. In this tip we cover the installation of peripherals including monitor, keyboard, mouse and so on. Installing peripherals is just about the easiest task you will tackle when building a computer. Check the list below for the peripherals we will be covering in this Tech Tip.

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    Posted by Jim Mace  on  08/28  at  04:33 AM

  1. Just kudos for showing a monitor with a scene from “Caddyshack” on it!

    I have enjoyed reading the articles on building a PC.  I have built several, and wish I had been able to read these beforehand. 

    Keep up the good work.

    2. Posted by councillor  on  08/28  at  05:51 AM

  2. My family really appreciate and look forward to the tips.

    Please think about putting this on a wish list for two articles for us since most families have least 2 computers or more these days;

    1) step-by-step to network 2 computers though a wireless router.

    2) step-by-step on remote desktop connection configuration (Windows XP) desktop to a office.

    Many Thanks and keep up the good work.
    Jay

    3. Posted by Noah  on  08/28  at  07:46 AM

  3. Hi i was wondering if you guys can explain the operating system with info about lisences requirements and stuff like… i have a old computer that i want to add things too...but found my mother board is pretty old and i want to buy a new one… doesn’t that require i new operating system or could i just stick in the new mother board...plug all the parts together and have my hard drive keep the operating system? or do i just use my orginal company factory CD? i have windows XP and i’m happy with it but i don’t want to waste my money of buying a part i require to shell out big $ for a operating system or XP again.

    4. Posted by Hurdler  on  08/28  at  09:18 AM

  4. Ok, these “tech tips” are getting incredibly lame.  “How to install a keyboard”?!  If you can’t figure that out, you don’t need a computer.  Seriously guys, they used to be something that pertained to those of us who use computers beyond IM and Internet, now I don’t even bother to read them.

    5. Posted by jerry syvick  on  08/31  at  08:46 AM

  5. Hi, I would like to know where I can find all of the tech tips pertaining to building your own PC.  I don’t understand how to go about installing the operating system using the CD drive when there are no CD drivers installed on the hard drive.  Hummmmmmmm?

    6. Posted by Desktop Computers  on  08/29  at  11:09 PM

  6. The articles are really helpful, i am just going to put it on on my articles section, it would help our customers and users to install their systems on the best way ...thanks

    7. Posted by Martina  on  08/05  at  09:37 PM

  7. peripherals including this monitor,

    8. Posted by Ann  on  11/20  at  12:17 PM

  8. I’m trying to add a mouse to a laptop but I don’t have any packaging or software for the mouse… any help???

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