Author
Dan Gookin
Released
11/16/2018- Looking inside the computer
- Working with connectors and connections
- Exploring the motherboard
- Working with internal and external storage
- Adding expansion cards
- Configuring the graphics system
- Working with monitors and touch screens
- Accessing audio
- Connecting and configuring a printer
- Making network connections
- Setting up gateways
- Activating and deactivating Bluetooth
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- Hello, I'm Dan Gookin. Welcome to Working with Computer Components and Peripherals. A peripheral is a device that expands the basic computer system, providing it with capabilities specific to your needs. These devices are installed internally or externally, wired or wireless, the variety is rich, and the goal of this course is to demystify the process. In this course I explain what the components and peripherals are, and how to add or remove them, in a safe, sane and effective manner.
It's something you can do yourself, and I'm eager to show you how. Now it's time to get started Working with Computer Components and Peripherals.
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 42s
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1. Hardware Overview
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Exploring inside the console4m 42s
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Understanding peripherals3m 49s
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2. Console Tour
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Opening the case3m 46s
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Exploring the motherboard5m 21s
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Accessing internal storage4m 42s
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Closing the case2m 36s
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3. Internal Features
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Examining memory7m 27s
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Adding expansion cards5m 38s
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4. Storage
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Preparing mass storage6m 55s
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5. PC Graphics System
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Adjusting the monitor6m 11s
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Configuring graphics2m 42s
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Adding a second monitor3m 13s
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6. Input/Output Devices
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Connecting a keyboard3m 11s
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Adding pointing devices3m 17s
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Accessing the audio3m 11s
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7. Printers and Printing
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Exploring printer types3m 19s
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8. Networking
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Exploring the network3m 23s
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Setting up the gateway8m 28s
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Accessing network resources2m 52s
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Sharing network resources2m 54s
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9. Bluetooth and Bluetooth Peripherals
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Understanding Bluetooth2m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps56s
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