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Old 08-17-2015, 10:23 PM #3
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One other thing worth checking is the inside of the tower itself - the button may be clogged with dust. We recently had a technician come along to our SeniorNet group and demonstrate how easily dust can build up inside the towers - he recommended cleaning yearly. If you can get the cover off and the inside is dusty then post a message and I can give you some tips to clean safely. Make sure the computer is off & unplugged before removing the cover.
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