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07-04-2013, 11:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:02 AM by Fearless Community.
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Well, sorry for the inconvenience.
If you spilled anything besides water on the laptop, rinsing it clean will be the most dramatic part. There are several ways to rinse your machine, depending on the kind of spill, and how much risk you are willing to endure.
Try your best to clean out all of your contaminated areas within the computer. If you use any liquid to help with this, you should definitely let it dry off by itself before attempting to turn the computer on.
A second rinse with a solvent-based cleaner is recommended by some, and abhorred by others.
Lastly, if your PC does not turn on after the clean, take it to a customer service location.
(Got a little bit off of WikiHow, but for the most part its just my knowledge.)
If you spilled anything besides water on the laptop, rinsing it clean will be the most dramatic part. There are several ways to rinse your machine, depending on the kind of spill, and how much risk you are willing to endure.
Try your best to clean out all of your contaminated areas within the computer. If you use any liquid to help with this, you should definitely let it dry off by itself before attempting to turn the computer on.
A second rinse with a solvent-based cleaner is recommended by some, and abhorred by others.
Lastly, if your PC does not turn on after the clean, take it to a customer service location.
(Got a little bit off of WikiHow, but for the most part its just my knowledge.)