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    Cha!ter "#$vervie% ofPreventive&aintenance

    IT Essentials 5.0

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    Chapter 4 Objectives

    ". '(!lain the !)r!ose and *enefits of !reventivemaintenance.

    ".2 Identify and im!lement the ste!s of the

    tro)*leshooting !rocess.

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    The Purpose of Preventive Maintenance

    Reduce the possibilit of hard!are or soft!areproble"s b i"ple"entin# a preventive MaintenancePlan based on at least t!o factors$

    Com!)ter location

    Com!)ter )se

    %enefits of Preventive Maintenance are$

    -ed)ced com!)ter do%n time and re!air costs.

    Increased data !rotection.

    '(tended life of the com!onents. Increased e)i!ment sta*ility.

    Preventive Maintenance can be divided into$

    /ard%are maintenance

    Soft%are maintenance

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    Preventive Maintenance Tas&s

    'ard!are Maintenance

    Chec the condition of ca*les, com!onents, and !eri!herals.

    -e!air or re!lace any com!onents that sho% signs of e(cess %ear.

    1ee! com!onents clean to red)ce the lielihood of overheating.

    (oft!are Maintenance

     erify c)rrent version.

    -evie% sec)rity, soft%are, and driver )!dates.

    3!date vir)s definition files.

    Scan for vir)ses and s!y%are.

    -emove )n%anted !rograms.

    Scan hard drives for errors.

    Defragment hard drives.

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    The Troubleshootin# Process

    5ollo% an organi6ed andlogical !roced)re.

    'liminate varia*les one at atime.

    7ro)*leshooting is a sillthat is refined over time.

    7he first and last ste!sinvolve effectivelycomm)nicating %ith thec)stomer.

    (tep Troubleshootin# Process

    Identify the Pro*lem

    2 'sta*lish a 7heory of Pro*a*leCa)se

    + 7est the 7heory to DetermineCa)se

    " 'sta*lish a Plan of Action to-esolve the Pro*lem andIm!lement the Sol)tion

    4 erify 5)ll System 5)nctionalityand, if A!!lica*le, Im!lementPreventive &eas)res

    Doc)ment 5indings, Actions,and $)tcomes

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    )ata Protection 9efore tro)*leshooting !ro*lems, al!as follo% the

    necessary !reca)tions to !rotect data on a com!)ter.

    If )ns)re that a *ac)! has *een done, do not attem!t

    any tro)*leshooting activities )ntil the follo%ing areverified#

    Date of the last *ac)!

    Contents of the *ac)!

    Data integrity of the *ac)!

     Availa*ility of all *ac)! media for   data restore

    If no *ac)! can *e created, as c)stomer to sign arelease for".

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    Troubleshootin# Process (teps

    (tep * + Identif the proble"

    D)ring the tro)*leshooting !rocess, gather as m)chinformation from the c)stomer as !ossi*le, *)t al!as berespectful.

    3se the follo%ing strategy d)ring this ste!#. Start *y )sing open+ended ,uestions to o*tain general information.

    2. Contin)e )sing closed+ended ;yes

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    Troubleshootin# Process (teps

    (tep + Establish a theor of probable cause

    Create a list of the most common reasons %hy the error %o)ldocc)r.

    Start %ith the easiest or most o*vio)s ca)ses at the to!.

    (tep / Test the Theor to )eter"ine cause

    Determine the e(act ca)se *y testing the theories of !ro*a*leca)se one at a time, starting %ith the )icest and easiest.

     After identifying an e(act ca)se of the !ro*lem, determine theste!s to resolve the !ro*lem.

    If the e(act ca)se of the !ro*lem has not *een determined after alltheories have *een tested, esta*lish a ne% theory of !ro*a*leca)ses and test it.

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    Troubleshootin# Process (teps

    (tep 4 Establish a Plan of 1ction to Resolve theProble" and I"ple"ent the solution

     After the e(act ca)se of the !ro*lem is determined,

    esta*lish a !lan of action to resolve the !ro*lem andim!lement the sol)tion.

    Sometimes )ic !roced)res can determine the e(actca)se of the !ro*lem or even correct the !ro*lem.

    If a )ic !roced)re does not correct the !ro*lem, f)rtherresearch is needed to esta*lish the e(act ca)se.

    Divide larger !ro*lems into smaller !ro*lems that can *eanaly6ed and solved individ)ally.

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    Troubleshootin# Process (teps

    (tep 5 -erif 2ull (ste" 2unctionalit and3 If1pplicable3 I"ple"ent Preventive Measures

    erify f)ll system f)nctionality and im!lement any

    !reventive meas)res if needed.'ns)re that yo) have not created another !ro*lem%hile re!airing the com!)ter.

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    Troubleshootin# Process (teps

    (tep )ocu"ent 2indin#s3 1ctions3 and Outco"es

    Disc)ss the sol)tion %ith the c)stomer 

    /ave the c)stomer confirm that the !ro*lem has *eensolved.

    )ocu"ent the process$

    Pro*lem descri!tion

    Ste!s to resolve the !ro*lemCom!onents )sed in the re!air 

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    PC Co""on Proble"s and (olutions

    (tora#e device proble"s  loose or incorrect ca*leconnections, incorrect drive and media formats, andincorrect >)m!er and 9I$S settings.

    Motherboard and internal co"ponent proble"s incorrect or loose ca*les, failed com!onents, incorrectdrivers, and corr)!ted )!dates.

    Po!er suppl proble"s  fa)lty !o%er s)!!ly, loose

    connections, and inade)ate %attage.

    CP and "e"or proble"s  fa)lty installations,incorrect 9I$S settings, inade)ate cooling andventilation, and com!ati*ility iss)es.

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    Chapter 4 (u""ar

    -eg)lar !reventive maintenance red)ces hard%areand soft%are !ro*lems.

    9efore *eginning any re!air, *ac )! the data on a

    com!)ter.

    7he tro)*leshooting !rocess is a g)ideline to hel!solve com!)ter !ro*lems in a logical and efficientmanner.

    Doc)ment every sol)tion that is tried, even if it fails.7he doc)mentation that is created %ill *ecome a )sef)lreso)rce.

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