The computer hookup cheat sheet I made for my customers.


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I created this computer hookup cheat sheet for some of my customers that find hooking a computer backup a challenge. So if you do computer repair and want / need a guide to give to people who have to take their computer home and hook it back up, enjoy!

 

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The PDF is at the link below

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pxmx1zrn9r5vupa/Computer hookup.pdf?dl=0

 

 

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Only thing I would suggest, and it is a minor quibble - very minor.

Due to this only being used by the absolute layman

Maybe for the VGA & DVI & HDMI & DP ( have to consider the newer computers)

Is instead of having it read 

MONITOR / VGA or MONITOR / DVI

Change it to MONITOR (VGA) and MONITOR (DVI)

It wont really help them with connecting, but it might help them in using the correct terms.

For instance - a / makes one think either/or - so in this case it says monitor or VGA

As opposed to monitor (more specifically VGA, ie is a type of monitor) as the parentheses show clarification, not choice.

Like I said, a minor insignificant thing, but if it were me, I would use () as opposed to /

Other than that - I think its clear and concise.  Are you going to make them in colored handouts @ the POS ?  

 

3 minutes ago, T3X4S said:

Other than that - are you going to make them in colored handouts @ the POS ?  

 
 
 

I would love to make colored handouts, but I just have a black and white laserjet. But I think it still helps, regardless if it's in color or not.

 

I created this back in March 2016

1 hour ago, warwagon said:

I would love to make colored handouts, but I just have a black and white laserjet. But I think it still helps, regardless if it's in color or not.

 

I created this back in March 2016

Since the items in the back are color-coded - it would be helpful.  But at some point  - if they cant figure it out with this aid, one has to wonder how they get out of bed in the morning without hurting themselves.

Just now, oldtimefighter said:

Why are PS/2 connectors included?

 

Because I still get computers in my office that have them on the back of the tower.

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