Can I put on a computer cloth immediately after using it?

No. Actually, you don't have to cover it with a cloth.

Because if you're afraid of dust, then I'm telling you, when you use your computer, that's when you get in the dust.

Because there are a lot of fans on the computer host, it will inhale a lot of dust when you use it.

After a while, the cover.

Many friends pay great attention to the dust proof of the computer after buying a new computer, and specially customize the dust cover, which is understandable, but it is not advisable to put on the dust cover immediately after shutting down. It turns out that after the shutdown, there is still a lot of heat in the chassis and the display that has not been dissipated, and the temperature of various electronic components is very high, so there needs to be a gradual heat dissipation process.

Correct method: After turning off the machine for 1-2 hours, the dust cover can only be used when the heat in the case is dissipated.

Don't be afraid of dust, what you said upstairs is very correct, it is easy to get into the dust when the computer is used, because the structure of the CPU, chassis power supply, graphics card and other fans are blown upside down, in order to dissipate heat from the internal container, when you stop using the computer, the dust will only fall on the surface of the machine, the real effect of the dust cover is that you do not go home for a few months on a business trip, and the indoor dust particles are too large, which will affect the work of the internal capacitor of the machine, and there will be a series of incredible consequences.

Rest assured, the internal structure of the case will not be broken in less than 2 years at home, unless your home is particularly damp.

It is better not to affect the heat dissipation.

My computer is never covered with any cloth, especially when the temperature is high, I will open the chassis to dissipate heat, in fact, the computer is not as squeamish as the manufacturer said, as long as it is not damp, the temperature is not particularly high, it is generally no problem.

After dissipating heat, it is good on the cover.

After the shutdown, there is still a large amount of heat in the chassis and the display that has not been dissipated, and the dust cover should be turned off for 1 2 hours before the dust cover can be used after the heat is dissipated.

It doesn't matter. Personally, I think it's better not to cover it. The computer won't break for seven or eight years if you don't build it, and you can't just use this computer for the rest of your life.

Computers are most likely to break down with fans and hard drives. The most taboo thing about the hard disk is the abnormal shutdown, and the high temperature also has an impact on the hard disk. The entry of dust does not affect the hard disk, and it is enough to open and clean it once every six months.

The first, because heat dissipation is more important than anything else.

OK. In fact, simply close the lid, and the computer will appear in two states, one is hibernate and the other is sleeping.

When you leave for a short time, you can choose to sleep, and the hard disk still has power at this time, so you can quickly retrieve data for work when you wake up the notebook.

When you don't use the computer for a long time, you go into sleep mode, which cuts off all power, but the data is still stored on the hard disk, and you can work directly when you need to use it. If you don't use a laptop for more than 12 hours or overnight, it is recommended to use it in a dormant state the next morning.

There are several settings for the laptop closure in the Windows Properties option. One is to close the lid to sleep, and the other is to close the lid to wait. Third, there are no settings.

Did the landlord buy a laptop recently? Congratulations, don't worry, that screen can be closed at any time, it's okay.

Yes, why not, for fear that the screen will be burned? Don't use it as tofu.

Of course you can! His heat has a place to dissipate heat, there is no need to open it to dissipate heat!

I think I can, too. I often close the lid of my laptop directly and let it sleep naturally.

The laptop can be closed at any time, but when the lid is turned on, you need to adjust the "Close the lid" setting in the Power - Advanced Options.

As for padding the book to dissipate heat for him,I don't think it may be reasonable,It should be that the bottom of some notebooks is the heat dissipation duct of the fan,The wind can also take away part of the heat of the motherboard when passing through the bottom plate,The original design on the bottom of the 4 small feet is prepared for this,The flatness of the bookstore will not be higher than that of the desktop,It will only reduce the relative exhaust air volume of the air duct,Not to mention that the book itself does not conduct heat! If possible, you can try to change a thermally conductive aluminum plate, and be careful not to block the wind duct!!

Yes, he is underneath or both sides of the heat.

You can cover the screen directly on the computer, so that dust will not collect on the computer screen, and you will not have to wipe the computer screen clean in the future.

Of course, you can close the screen and the computer will automatically turn off.

The most important thing is to disconnect the power supply to avoid accidents, and then cover it with a strip of cloth after disconnecting the power supply, so that it is better to prevent dust.

Hello,After the computer screen is used up, let it cool down first,Turn it off,And then cover it with a cloth after it cools down.,After all, you need one to exude a heat.,It's better for the screen.,After all, sometimes it's a long time to play.,The screen is very hot.。

Yes, this is in standby mode.

Yes, just put the lid on and go into sleep mode. You don't have to turn it off.

Yes, it can be dustproof, and if you cover the notebook, you can directly cover it in sleep mode.

It depends on what the situation is, Apple computers can, window computers are not recommended, because it will still run after the lid of the box.

Yes, then he will be directly dormant. Then turn it over and it will light up.

Absolutely. When you put the screen on the computer, it will be on standby by by default. It can also reduce energy consumption. If you don't use it for a long time, you have to turn it off and turn off the power.

In that case, the computer will automatically sleep, and if there is nothing to do, it is equivalent to you pressing standby, and it is good to turn it on directly when you want to use it.

Yes, the computer is average