HELP ME!!!!!

[chto]

blowers where i get that at ???? you mean hair dryer loooool wut else should i use im trying to take out as much dust as i can, can dust go into tha drivers to ??how can i get it out i think theres some in there cuz i hear noise from the drives alot and the computer seems to not want to turn on or stalls i gota keep pressing the restart button a bunch of times until it turns on

[DejaVu]

Obviously, your pc is fucked up.

If you don't have knowledge about hardware, don't do anything, or you might get it even more fucked up. Take it to some pro, who will know what to do.

[~][FGS][Nobody~]

Don't vacuum anything, use blowers.

My videocard failed cuz' I vacuumed it.. I don't even recommend DOING anything relating to Vacuum.. just use blowers or something!

Perhaps that's a good idea in your deserty area, where dust is everywhere!
I usually use a brush, along with a vacuum cleaner that the dust doesn't get all into the room.

But basically you are right DJ. I remember a noob from my old class who radically dislocated his GPU cooler with the vacuum cleaner.

[Majestic]

Don't vacuum anything, use blowers.

My videocard failed cuz' I vacuumed it.. I don't even recommend DOING anything relating to Vacuum.. just use blowers or something!

Perhaps that's a good idea in your deserty area, where dust is everywhere!
I usually use a brush, along with a vacuum cleaner that the dust doesn't get all into the room.

But basically you are right DJ. I remember a noob from my old class who radically dislocated his GPU cooler with the vacuum cleaner.

Lol, that's definitely no good, what was that guy trying to do? Some forceful vacuuming I guess. You don't really want to hit your motherboard, either.

[~][FGS][Nobody~]

Right, when doing this, you need to take care of, not to hit components or even to let the cleaner get stuck on the board surface!
That's why my compromise is additionally using a fine brush.
Outdoors an airblower would be the best solution, though.

[chin.democ.]

I use a used toilet roll on the end of the vacuum nozzle "you can squeeze the end to get into those hard to reach places" TM

[~][FGS][Nobody~]

LOL!

If I ever try that, I'll write CHINNY on my toilet roll.

[chto]

HOLY metabolic end product SHOULD I TAKE APART MY DRIVER THOUGH CAN DUST GET IN THERE TO AND U THINK THATS WUTS CAUSING THE WEIRD NOISE LIKE IT GETS STUCK OR SOMETHING WHENEVER IM IN DEUS EX I DONT SEE DUST ANYWHERE ELSE ITS ALL CLEAN IN THE OPEN AREAS EVEN THE LIL FANS ARE CLEAN IN THERE TO

[Majestic]

You could always try deleting system 32 xD
Or (s)wipe your hard drive with a magnet.

Or perhaps get a professional to look at your pc?

[Psycho]

cellotape or glue your comp to your bonnet and drive as fast as you can, this will sort the dust issue

[~DJ~]

BTW don't use vacuum cleaner cuz... It doesn't physically move any hardware parts or something but it creates negative air or something that will short circuit your hardware components in my case it short circuited my VGA D:

[[FGS]Kalman]

Ye, and you can remove accidentally some smaller parts i.e. jumpers (like me lol)

[Majestic]

BTW don't use vacuum cleaner cuz... It doesn't physically move any hardware parts or something but it creates negative air or something that will short circuit your hardware components in my case it short circuited my VGA D:

Yeah, it's probably got to do with air pressure. You create an area of low air pressure, to which air from the areas around it move to. This can cause fans to move, which can in turn short circuit some parts of the computer. I'm not sure if this is true, though, it may be some kind of urban legend, but that's what I've always thought.

[~DJ~]

Wasn't urban legend on my case.. lost my videocard..

[~][FGS][Nobody~]

BTW don't use vacuum cleaner cuz... It doesn't physically move any hardware parts or something but it creates negative air or something that will short circuit your hardware components in my case it short circuited my VGA D:

Yeah, it's probably got to do with air pressure. You create an area of low air pressure, to which air from the areas around it move to. This can cause fans to move, which can in turn short circuit some parts of the computer. I'm not sure if this is true, though, it may be some kind of urban legend, but that's what I've always thought.

That's definitely not impossible.