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langkah-langkahnya adalah sebagai berikut:

How to restore files from damaged CD

Sometimes we cannot recover files from scratched CD or DVD but there is a solution in it to recover and transfer the files from a damaged CD or DVD.

For this you will need a free program called CD recovery toolbox found in www.oemailrecovery.com/cd_recovery.html. Just download the file and install it. and it will automatically detect your CD drive, and click on the damaged CD and select which file you want to recover and then just click save.

First Boot computer (step by step build a computer)

STEP 19:
First Boot

The goal of the first boot, is to test out all of our hardware and make sure that there are no problems before we get ready to install the operating system.

Now that everything is connected, go ahead and press the power button to start the machine up. Check and make sure that things are operating like on our previous quick power on test, mainly that the fans are working and we have video.

If the computer has been built correctly to this point, you should see a posting of the memory available and then a message stating that a first boot device or OS needs to be installed. Since we have nothing on the new hard drive, this is normal, and shows that the computer is properly seeing the hard drive.

Next we need to go into the BIOS and configure the DVD drive to be bootable for installation of Windows.

Connecting External Cables (step by step build a computer)

STEP 18: Connect External Cables

Now that everything is finished up on the inside of the machine, we need to connect all of our external devices such as the keyboard, mouse, and monitor.

1. If you still have the monitor connected from before on our quick power up test great! If not, go ahead and connect it to the video port on the video card now. If you have onboard video this will be mixed in with the other I/O ports on the back of the case, and if you installed it seperately to a slot it will be farther down in the back.

Install CD or DVD room (steps by steps build a computer)

STEP 16:  Install CD-Rom and/or DVD Drive

After we prepared the case before, we recommended that you remove the front cover(s) for the location where you wanted to install your CD-Rom and/or DVD drive. The next step is to make sure they are configured correctly, and position them in the case.

1. Remove the drive from its packaging/anti static bag.

Installing Hard drive (step by step build a computer)

STEP 15: Install Hard Drive and Floppy Drive   

After we know our main components are working after doing our quick power up test, we can finish building the computer. We are going to configure all of the drives, and install them in the case. 

Installing the Hard Drive

1. Remove the hard drive from its packaging/anti static bag.

Quick Power Up Test (step by step build a computer)

STEP 14: Quick Power Up Test 

With the CPU, memory, and video card installed on the motherboard, and our case cables and power supply connected, now is a good time to do a quick power up test to see if we get video or not, and to make sure that the fans are all operating correctly.

1. Plug in your power strip to the wall and turn it on, and then plug the PC power cable that came with your motherboard or power supply from the surge strip to the back of the power supply. Make sure the power supply is set to the proper voltage (115v in the US) and that the switch is in the on position.

Power Supply Connection (step by step build a computer)

STEP 13: Connect Power Supply to Motherboard 

This is a very quick step, and will allow us to prepare ourselves for a test to see how smoothly our computer building project is going.

Attach the Power Supply Connector

If you have an ATX style power supply, it will have one large connector, and possibly a smaller square

connector that both need to be attached to provide power to the motherboard. They can only be attached on way, and each have a tab that needs to be pressed as you push them into their respective slots. You should here a 'click' and be able to feel when they are secure.

Installing Video Graphic Card (VGA)

STEP 12:Install Video Card 

If you bought and plan on installing a separate video card for your new computer please continue below. If you bought a motherboard that has on board video built in, you may skip this step.

1. Remove the card from the original packaging and look at the slot type on the card. It should match the slot that is on your motherboard. (AGP and PCI Express are currently the most popular video card types)

Connect Case Cable to Mainboard

STEP 11: Connect Case Cables to Motherboard 

With the motherboard installed, it is time to connect the internal cables that run from the case.

Connect the Cables from the Case

It is difficult to give detailed instructions for this, because every motherboard and case is different. In general, you should have twisted cables for the speaker, case fan, hard drive light, power light, power switch and reset buttons. You may also have cables for USB ports if your case has them built in.

Your motherboard manual will have a detailed diagram on where to attach these. Follow the directions on where these go for a smooth installation. Make sure to attach the wires in the correct orientation, usually each set of wires has a ground so it is pretty easy to figure out which way they go.

If you are not using onboard video via the motherboard, then the next step is to install the video card into the proper slot. 

Motherboard Installation (step by step build a computer)

STEP 10:
Motherboard Installation

Since we have already prepared the case, installing the motherboard into the case should be fairly easy.

Mount the Motherboard onto the Standoffs

1. Put the motherboard into the case, and set it onto the open screw holes which have been created by the standoffs. If you matched the pattern before to the case, you should have the same number of openings to insert screws into. (To get the holes to line up perfectly, you may need to push the motherboard back towards where the I/O plate is, as this generally fits snugly)
   
2. Insert screws into all of the holes and tighten gently. It is not necessary to over tighten these screws.

Memory Installation (a guide to build computer)

STEP 9:  Memory Installation 

The next step is to get the memory installed and this is a very easy step.

1. Remove the memory from the packaging and notice the number of pins on the bottom of the memory module. One side will have more pins than the other side, and there will be a large gap in between the two sides of pins.

CPU and Heatsink Installation (step by step build a computer)

STEP 8: CPU and Heatsink Installation 

Now we are getting started! This isn't very hard is it?

Inspect the CPU

Before installing the CPU, we recommend that you take it out of the packaging and verify that you have received the correct one that you ordered. With all of the different core types and speeds, it is necessary to check before installing. You also want to check the pins on the underside of the processor, and make sure that all are straight with no damage. Try to avoid touching the pins with your bare fingers if possible.

If everything looks good continue on below.

Preparing the motherboard (step by step build a computer)

 STEP 7: Preparing the Motherboard

It may not even be necessary to do anything on this step, depending on the age and type of your motherboard.

Motherboards over time have lost many of the 'jumpers' that were required for configuring the board. Most of the setup is done with the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) that is accessible when you first turn on your computer.

Power Suppy Installation (step by step build a computer)

STEP 6: Power Supply Installation 

If the case that you bought already has a power supply installed, then you can skip this step. If not continue on below.

1. Take the power supply out of the box and make sure to switch to 115v if it is not already (If you are outside the United States, this will be different)

STEP 5:  Preparing the Case

Now that we have our workspace ready to go with our parts and tools laid out, we need to get our case ready to install everything. Most cases are laid out generally the same way, but our example assumes that you are using a standard sized ATX type case. Some cases have a removable tray that the motherboard fits on also, but the holes to install the motherboard will be the same. If these directions don't match the type of case you have, make sure to consult the documentation that came with your case.

We have included some photos to help you understand the steps involved.

Your Workspace (step by step build a computer)

STEP 4: Your Workspace

Selecting the proper workspace for your computer building project is very important. You need enough space to layout all of your parts, and you need good lighting to see what you are doing inside the case.

A large computer desk is a good area to work on, where you can have the parts all to one side.

Another solution is a large kitchen table with overhead lights.

Choosing Your Parts and Operating System (step by step build a computer)

STEP 3: Choosing Your Parts and Operating System

Now that we have our tools ready, and a list of things needed, it is time to make some decisions on what type of system that we want to build. This is probably the longest section, and for good reason. There is a lot to consider when buying the parts to build your new PC.

First, we are going to classify custom PC's into 3 separate categories. This will help you know what parts to spend more money on and a general guide for the type of machine you are wanting.

Second, we will tell you the best places to buy your computer parts, and to save the most amount of money in the process.

List of Everything you Will Need (step by step build computer)

STEP 2: 

Ok are you relaxed? Feeling good? Let's talk about what you are going to need to build your new system.

Tools Needed

A good basic computer tool kit would be a wise investment, but if you don't want to pay for a kit, you may already have some or all of these tools already:

• Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Flat Heat Screwdriver
• Long Nose Pliers
• Anti-Static Strap
• Flash light

Basic need in Computer

software

Software is an important think before running the computer. It's becomes the basic need to operate computer...in this precious time i would like to share a software which are not trial version but full version...so you can use it forever...but please read this before download, YOUR DOWNLOAD YOUR RESPONSIBLE. so please use it wisely and as long as you like...enjoy it..

1. IDM 6.01 full key, pacth 
2. Soundblaster 5.1
3. Winamp Pro 5.60
4. Nero burning (paket)
5. Windows Blind version 4 Public
6. Winrar 3.90 final release
7. VLC media player (paket)
8. Modem Booster
9. Cyberlink Power DVD deluxe Full version
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