A desktop in a dusty district office has become noisy and slow, and it feels hot. When opened, the fan grilles are clogged with dust. What should be done?
Un PC de bureau d'un district poussiéreux est devenu bruyant et lent, et il est chaud au toucher. À l'ouverture, les grilles des ventilateurs sont bouchées par la poussière. Que faut-il faire ?
Answers
AClean the dust out with compressed air, holding the fans stillEnlever la poussière à l'air comprimé en immobilisant les ventilateurs
BAdd more RAM so that the computer produces less heatAjouter de la RAM pour que l'ordinateur produise moins de chaleur
CReinstall WindowsRéinstaller Windows
DCover the vents to keep more dust outCouvrir les grilles d'aération pour empêcher la poussière d'entrer
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