While you have the PC open, remember to check all the wires and connectors.Note if you see any persistent dust buildup on any component, you can use a lint-free cloth with 99% isopropyl alcohol to wipe the grime away. Once you’ve cleaned all the internals, replace the case and reconnect the PC.To clean the fan properly, you can hold it in place with a finger while applying the compressed air. Remember to blow all the fans and power supplies as well to remove the dust.Ensure you remain a couple of inches away from the motherboard, expansion cards, and processors. Use compressed air (available at most PC shops) to blow all the internal components to remove the dust.Move the PC (if required) to a clean environment.First, switch off your PC and unplug it from the electrical cord.

Please note if you’re not familiar with PC internals and components, it would be better to take the PC to a shop and have it cleaned for you. Due to dust build-up in the housing that leads to thermal increases, components and cards may start malfunctioning intermittently.

For Desktop users, you’ll need to ensure you clean your internals at least once every six to twelve months. If you’re using a laptop, skip these steps. Perform Physical Checks and PC Maintenance

This guide will show you how to fix any NVIDIA drivers issues on your PC. However, you should perform some physical checks before resorting to reinstalling Windows or taking your PC to a repairer. As the company is currently working hard on improving their gaming technology, it could be that some bugs crept into the latest versions. Since early this year, users have been reporting a variety of issues with the latest NVIDIA drivers.

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