I want assemble my computer can you help to tell what is the procedure of assembling a computer ?

Question

I Want assemble my computer tell me site and for tutorial for hardware assembling in a pc ?

Answer 1

Yes the procedure is to read the motherboard manual!

Answer 2

Have come across pc magazine articles describing the process of building your own pc. They properly not in print anymore, anyhow!

So here's a brief guideline as to how to build your own pc, since I have built my own pc.

Of course you need to go and buy all the vital components including:

1. CPU with Cooler Fan.
2. Compatible Motherboard
3. Ram module
4. HDD - with IDE cable
5. DVDRom Burner/Drive
6. Floppy Disc Drive - with cable
7. Graphic Card
8. Computer Casing with Power Supply box.
9. Modem
10. Sound Card
11. Network card (optional)

Monitor, Keyboard and mouse are items you could properly salvage from your "old" system. If not buy them too!

Bit and pieces including screws, plastic stands off ( to lift the motherboard off the enclosure). Plastic Ties.

STEP 1:
Install your motherboard first. Put plastic stands-off under motherboard. Place in position in casing and install all screws required.

STEP 2:
Mount the CPU - being careful to position as required, as the fine pins are quite soft. Take your time here. Install the Cooler Fan Heat Sink assemble. Apply the paste which add adhesion and contribute to the cooling effect on the top of CPU before clipping on the fan.

STEP 3:
Install your ram module. To facilitate easy insertion, push the white levers on both sides down. Match the gap in the ram module to the slot. Push down firmly and pull the levers back up. They will click into position.

Your brand new motherboard should come with a diagram of the ram layout. If there 3 empty slot a single ram module must be installed in the proper order. See your motherboard manual.

STEP 4:
Install the graphic card now. Why? The reason being that it's next to the ram slots. You would have to pull out the card again if you installed the ram later than before.

STEP 5:
Install all drives - the DVDRom, Floppy Disc Drive and HDD.

STEP 6:
Wiring up. Fit all your drives cabling for the HDD, floppy disk drive and DVDRom drive. These cables aid data flow between those hardware and the motherboard. Install with their red edge facing the power supply plug.

Again refer to your motherboard manual. The primary slot is meant for your HDD. The secondary slot will support an additional HDD/DVD Rom drive. The third slot support your floppy drive.

STEP 7:
Connect up the mouse, keyboard and monitor.

LAST STEP:
Finally connect up all your power plugs to the motherboard and drives. First up is the main power source from the power box. This comes in two sections that fit onto the motherboard. They should be color coded.

Your cpu fan will properly have a special power plug for it.

Time to fire it up - with fingers crossed. Press del while its booting to enter the bios and check through all the basic BIOS entries to see if everything is what you require. For example you may want to enable or disable various items - your motherboard menu will carry reccommendations for this.

If every works well at BIOS level it will go on to seek an OS in your hdd. It will of course whinge about a missing OS because you do have a brand new hdd without an OS on it as yet.

Insert your XP install disk and reboot. Press del again to enter your pc BIOS to set CDRom drive as the first boot-up device.

Reboot - start your OS install. Once Windows is up and running it's time to install other additional hardware like modems, network card, sound card.

GOOD LUCK! You may need it!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Fix the motherboard in the cabinet and than place the processor over it . Fix hardisk and CD-rom connect the Power Suppy

Next think connect all the wires as given in manual book

Do not try to tamper any thing .Because it is produced like that , u need need to fix hard .

once everything is fixed , format ur hard drive and intall OS

Answer 5

1st make sure you are earth cos of static electric. place your MOTHERBOARD on case plate with screws then so, on. Insert your hard drive in hard drive bay, insert CD/ DVD drive, Insert floppy and then wire it up. make sure motherboard pin 1 match to hard drive ribbon pin 1 same for cd/dvd and floppy too. You should have Motherboard BOOK read it and follow the INSTRUCTION you will be able to build your own PC.

Answer 6

if you want step by step in assembling computer start from the scratch open www.pcmechanic.com. you will know also how to repair your pc. also open www.makeitsimple.com.

Answer 7

Take case then add mother board, then power supply
ram then graphics and other cards then optical drives then hard drive(s)

Answer 8

you are thinking it is way harder than it is. first you need to be discharged of static.....i always keep one hand on the chassis for that otherwise the comp. fits together like a puzzle

Answer 9

just find it on google or yahoo search engine.