新手使用电脑的十件傻事（Ten stupid things a novice uses a computer）.docVIP

新手使用电脑的十件傻事（Ten stupid things a novice uses a computer） Ten stupid things a novice uses a computer This section is set up to hide, you have replied, the following is hidden content, users will always use endless methods to get themselves into trouble. They use shared software to expose themselves to intruders or forget to use voltage protection devices. Sharing this stupid list with your users can prevent them from committing those mistakes that might otherwise have been avoided. Weve all done stupid things, and computer users are no exception. By accidentally pressing the wrong combination key or by choosing the OK in the wrong dialog box without knowledge, it can change the important settings, which can affect the behavior of the computer and even cause the system to crash. Nervous novices are often afraid that a faulty operation will permanently damage the computer. Fortunately, the result was not as serious as it had imagined. Even so, users often create a lot of trouble for computers and your network. The following are some of you and your users to a common mistake away from preventable problems. 1 、 use the power supply without over-voltage protection This error really destroys computer equipment and data stored on it. You might think that only when thunderstorms occur, the system is in danger, but anything that interferes with the circuit and allows current to return can burn your device components. Sometimes even a simple action, such as open and computer equipment with a circuit equipment (especially high-voltage electric hair dryer, electric heater or air conditioner) can cause surge, or branches on the wire can also lead to surge. If there is a power failure, there will be a surge when the power supply is restored. The use of surge protectors protects the system from surges, but remember that most inexpensive surge protectors can withstand only one surge and will need to be replaced later. An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is better than a surge prote