OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND

SAFETY POLICY
- IS A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY
AREA CONCERNED WITH
PROTECTING THE SAFETY,
HEALTH AND WELFARE OF
PEOPLE ENGAGED IN
WORK.
• THE GOAL OF ALL
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY PROGRAMS IS TO
FOSTER A SAFE WORK
ENVIRONMENT.
• AS A SECONDARY EFFECT, IT MAY
ALSO PROTECT CO-WORKERS,
FAMILY MEMBERS, EMPLOYERS,
CUSTOMERS, SUPPLIERS,
NEARBY COMMUNITIES, AND
OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
WHO ARE IMPACTED BY THE
WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT.
• SAFETY PRACTICES SHOULD
BE LEARNED EARLY AND
ALWAYS ADHERED TO WHEN
WORKING WITH ANY
ELECTRICAL DEVICE,
INCLUDING PERSONAL
COMPUTERS AND
PERIPHERALS.
• THIS IS FOR THE PROTECTION OF
NOT ONLY THE PEOPLE
WORKING WITH THEM, BUT
ALSO FOR THE DEVICES
THEMSELVES. THE BASIS FOR
THIS PROCESS BEGINS WITH
YOUR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY POLICIES.
 PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO TAKE BEFORE
WORKING WITH ANY COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
1. TURN OFF the computer and all peripherals.
2. TOUCH an unpainted metal surface on the
computer chassis, such as the metal around
the card-slot openings at the back of your
computer, before touching anything inside
your computer.
3. DISCONNECT the computer and peripherals
from their electrical outlets. Doing so
reduces the potential for personal injury or
shock.
 SAFETY TIPS WHILE WORKING WITH
COMPUTER
1. WEAR SHOES WITH NON-CONDUCTIVE
RUBBER SOLES TO HELP REDUCE THE
CHANCE OF BEING SHOCKED OR SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN AN ELECTRICAL ACCIDENT.
2. DO NOT WORK ON COMPONENTS THAT ARE
PLUGGED INTO THEIR POWER SOURCE.
3. DO NOT REMOVE EXPANSION CARDS FROM
A COMPUTER WHEN IT IS TURNED ON.
 SAFETY TIPS WHILE WORKING WITH
COMPUTER
4. REMOVE ALL JEWELRY WHEN WORKING
INSIDE ANY COMPUTER RELATED
EQUIPMENT.
5. BE SURE NOT TO MIX ELECTRONIC
COMPONENTS AND WATER.
6. WHEN YOU SHUT DOWN YOUR COMPUTER,
BE SURE TO SHUT IT DOWN PROPERLY. DO
NOT TURN IT OFF WITH THE CASE SWITCH.
7. DON’T EAT OR DRINKS WHILE WORKING.
 SAFETY TIPS WHILE WORKING WITH
COMPUTER
8. REMOVE STATIC ELECTRICITY.
9. DO NOT WORK ALONE
10. MAKE SURE ALL HANDS ARE NOT WET.
11. IN CASE OF DAMAGES, REPORT INTO
PROPER AUTHORITY.
 SAFETY TIPS WHILE WORKING WITH
COMPUTER
12. WEAR PROPER CLOTHES/UNIFORM.
13. USE WRIST STRAP GROUND.
14. MAKE SURE ALL EQUIPMENTS ARE
PROPERLY GROUNDED.
15. THE AREA SHOULD HAVE PROPER
VENTILATION.
16. THE AREA SHOULD HAVE FIRE EXIT.
 BASIC TERMS,
CONCEPTS,
FUNCTIONS AND
CHARACTERISTICS
OF PC HARDWARE
COMPONENTS
WORKSTATION
- IS A HIGH-END
PERSONAL COMPUTER
DESIGNED FOR TECHNICAL
OR SCIENTIFIC
APPLICATIONS. INTENDED
PRIMARILY TO BE USED BY
ONE PERSON AT A TIME,
THEY ARE COMMONLY
CONNECTED TO A LOCAL
AREA NETWORK AND RUN
MULTI-USER OPERATING
SYSTEMS.
DESKTOP COMPUTER
Come in a variety of styles
ranging from large vertical
tower cases to small form
factor models that can be
tucked behind an LCD
monitor. In this sense, the
term 'desktop' refers
specifically to a horizontally-
oriented case, usually
intended to have the display
screen placed on top to save
space on the desk top. Most
modern desktop computers
have separate screens and
keyboards.
 LAPTOP
• A LAPTOP
COMPUTER OR
SIMPLY LAPTOP,
ALSO CALLED A
NOTEBOOK
COMPUTER OR
SOMETIMES A
NOTEBOOK, IS A
SMALL PERSONAL
COMPUTER
DESIGNED FOR
PORTABILITY.
 NETBOOKS
• (also called mini notebooks
or subnotebooks) are a
rapidly evolving category of
small, light and inexpensive
laptop computers suited for
general computing and
accessing web-based
applications; they are often
marketed as "companion
devices," that is, to
augment a user's other
computer access.
 Tablet PC
• Notebook or slate-shaped
mobile computer, first
introduced by Pen
computing in the early 90s
with their PenGo Tablet
Computer and popularized
by Microsoft. Its
touchscreen or graphics
tablet/screen hybrid
technology allows the user
to operate the computer
with a stylus or digital pen,
or a fingertip, instead of a
keyboard or mouse.
Ultra-Mobile PC
• The ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) is a specification
for a small form factor of tablet PCs. It was
developed as a joint development exercise by
Microsoft, Intel, and Samsung, among others.
Current UMPCs typically feature the Windows
XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Linux
operating system and low-voltage Intel Atom
or VIA C7-M processors.
Pocket PC
- is a hardware specification for
a handheld-sized computer
(personal digital assistant)
that runs the Microsoft
Windows Mobile operating
system. It may have the
capability to run an
alternative operating system
like NetBSD or Linux. It has
many of the capabilities of
modern desktop PCs.
THE PARTS
OF A
SYSTEM
UNIT
• A COMPUTER CASE is
the enclosure that
contains the main
components of a
computer. Cases are
usually constructed
from steel or
aluminium, although
other materials such as
wood and plastic have
been used. Cases can
come in many different
sizes, or form factors.
• The CENTRAL
PROCESSING UNIT,
or CPU, is that part
of a computer which
executes software
program
instructions.
• It is called the brain
of the computer.
The MOTHERBOARD, also referred to as
systemboard or mainboard, is the primary
circuit board within a personal computer.
• A PC's RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY/main
memory is fast storage that is directly
accessible by the CPU, and is used to store
the currently executing program and
immediately needed data. It is the primary
and temporary storage of data.
POWER SUPPLY a device which converts line
voltage (220/110Vac) into various voltages
required by the computer. It gives power to the
motherboard, drives and expansion cards.
• HARD DISK - Mass storage devices store
programs and data even when the power is
off; they do require power to perform read
and write functions during usage. It one
example of a permanent storage of data.
IDE Cable – standard interface that
used to connect the HDD or
CD/DVD to the motherboard.
SATA CABLE - standard interface
that used to connect the HDD or
CD/DVD to the motherboard.
• VIDEO CARD
• The video card - otherwise called a graphics card,
graphics adapter or video adapter - processes and
renders the graphics output from the computer
to the computer display, and is an essential part
of the modern computer.
DVD-writer an input/output device
that can read and write CD and
DVD
FLOPPY DISK DRIVE a device that
enables the computer to read and
write floppy disk/diskette.
FDD CABLE – standard interface
that used to connect the floppy
disk drive to motherboard.
POWER CORD – standard interface
use to connect the PC or system
unit to AVR or UPS.
• A visual display unit
or MONITOR is a
piece of electrical
equipment, usually
separate from the
computer case, which
displays viewable
images generated by
a computer without
producing a
permanent record.
• In computing, a KEYBOARD is an
arrangement of buttons that each correspond
to a function, letter, or number. They are the
primary devices of inputting text.
• A MOUSE on a computer is a small, slidable
device that users hold and slide around to
point at, click on, and sometimes drag
objects on screen in a graphical user interface
using a pointer on screen.
• LAN CARD – is a network interface card.
This is a computer circuit board or card
that is installed in a computer so that it
can be connected to a network.
• MODEM - (Modulator-Demodulator)
The modem is a device that allows a
given computer to share data or
otherwise a device which let computers
exchange information
• SCANNER - IT IS AN INPUT DEVICE THAT READ
TEXT OR ILLUSTRATION PRINTED ON PAPER,
TRANSLATES THE INFORMATION INTO A
FORM THAT A COMPUTER CAN USE.
• PRINTER - it is a piece of hardware that
produces a paper copy (also known as
‘hardcopy’) of the information
generated by the computer.
• FLASH DRIVE– RAM that can retain data
without electrical power. It is widely
used for BIOS chips and for digital
camera and digital music storage.
• COMPUTER ASSEMBLY IS A LARGE PART
OF A TECHNICIAN'S JOB.
• WORK IN A LOGICAL, METHODICAL
MANNER WHEN WORKING WITH
COMPUTER COMPONENTS
• IMPROVE COMPUTER ASSEMBLY SKILLS
DRAMATICALLY WITH PRACTICE
PREPARE THE WORKSPACE BEFORE OPENING THE COMPUTER CASE:
•ADEQUATE LIGHTING
•GOOD VENTILATION
•COMFORTABLE ROOM TEMPERATURE
•WORKBENCH ACCESSIBLE FROM ALL SIDES
•AVOID CLUTTERING WORKBENCH
•AN ANTISTATIC MAT ON THE TABLE
•SMALL CONTAINERS TO HOLD
SCREWS AND OTHER SMALL PARTS
•THERE ARE DIFFERENT METHODS
FOR OPENING CASES. TO LEARN
HOW, CONSULT THE USER
MANUAL OR MANUFACTURER'S
WEBSITE.
 BIOS
BOOT COMPUTER FOR THE FIRST TIME
• THE BIOS IS A SET OF INSTRUCTIONS
STORED IN A NON-VOLATILE MEMORY
CHIP.
• WHEN THE COMPUTER IS BOOTED, THE
BASIC INPUT/OUTPUT SYSTEM (BIOS)
WILL PERFORM A POWER-ON SELF TEST
(POST) TO CHECK ON ALL OF THE
INTERNAL COMPONENTS.
• A SPECIAL KEY OR COMBINATION OF
KEYS ON THE KEYBOARD IS USED TO
ENTER THE BIOS SETUP PROGRAM.
(F2, Del, Esc, F1, F3)
• THE BIOS SETUP PROGRAM
DISPLAYS INFORMATION ABOUT ALL
OF THE COMPONENTS IN THE
COMPUTER.
 Identify Beep Codes
• POST CHECKS TO SEE THAT ALL OF THE HARDWARE IN
THE COMPUTER IS OPERATING CORRECTLY.
• IF A DEVICE IS MALFUNCTIONING, AN ERROR OR A
BEEP CODE ALERTS THE TECHNICIAN THAT THERE IS A
PROBLEM.
• TYPICALLY, A SINGLE BEEP DENOTES THAT THE
COMPUTER IS FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.
• IF THERE IS A HARDWARE PROBLEM, THE COMPUTER
MAY EMIT A SERIES OF BEEPS.
• EACH BIOS MANUFACTURER USES DIFFERENT CODES
TO INDICATE HARDWARE PROBLEMS.
• CONSULT THE MOTHERBOARD DOCUMENTATION TO
VIEW BEEP CODES FOR YOUR COMPUTER.
 BIOS Setup
• THE BIOS CONTAINS A SETUP PROGRAM USED TO
CONFIGURE SETTINGS FOR HARDWARE DEVICES.
• THE CONFIGURATION DATA IS SAVED TO A
SPECIAL MEMORY CHIP CALLED A
COMPLEMENTARY METAL-OXIDE
SEMICONDUCTOR (CMOS).
• CMOS IS MAINTAINED BY THE BATTERY IN THE
COMPUTER.
• IF THIS BATTERY DIES, ALL BIOS SETUP
CONFIGURATION DATA WILL BE LOST.
• REPLACE THE BATTERY AND RECONFIGURE THE
BIOS SETTINGS.
 The four main functions of a PC BIOS
1. POST - TEST THE COMPUTER HARDWARE AND
MAKE SURE NO ERRORS EXIST BEFORE LOADING
THE OPERATING SYSTEM.
2. BOOTSTRAP LOADER - LOCATE THE OPERATING
SYSTEM. IF A CAPABLE OPERATING SYSTEM IS
LOCATED, THE BIOS WILL PASS CONTROL TO IT.
3. BIOS DRIVERS - LOW LEVEL DRIVERS THAT GIVE THE
COMPUTER BASIC OPERATIONAL CONTROL OVER
YOUR COMPUTER'S HARDWARE.
4. BIOS OR CMOS SETUP - CONFIGURATION
PROGRAM THAT ALLOWS YOU TO CONFIGURE
HARDWARE SETTINGS INCLUDING SYSTEM
SETTINGS SUCH AS COMPUTER PASSWORDS, TIME,
AND DATE.
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 TERMS
• BOOT – THE PROCESS OF POWERING ON
A COMPUTER CAUSING IT TO LOAD AN
OPERATING SYSTEM OR OTHER
FLATFORM.
• BOOT SEQUENCE – THE ORDER OF
DRIVES THAT A SYSTEM’S BIOS
FOLLOWS WHEN LOOKING FOR THE
OPERATING SYSTEM TO BOOT AFTER
THE COMPUTER HAS PERFORMED POST.
• POST – A DIAGNOSTIC TESTING
SEQUENCE RUN BY A COMPUTER’S BIOS
AS THE COMPUTER’S POWER IS
INITIALLY TURNED ON.
• BIOS – (BASIC INPUT/OUTPUT SYSTEM)
A CHIP LOCATED ON ALL COMPUTER
MOTHERBOARDS THAT CONTAIN
INSTRUCTIONS AND SETUP FOR HOW
YOUR SYSTEM SHOULD BOOT AND
OPERATE.
• OPERATING SYSTEM – A SOFTWARE
PROGRAM THAT ENABLES THE
COMPUTER HARDWARE TO
COMMUNICATE AND OPERATE
WITH THE COMPUTER SOFTWARE.
MANAGES COMPUTER RESOURCES
AND PROVIDES PROGRAMMERS
WITH AN INTERFACE USED TO
ACCESS THOSE RESOURCES.
IN ORDER FOR A COMPUTER TO
SUCCESSFULLY BOOT
THE THREE COMPONENTS MUST ALL BE
WORKING PROPERLY; FAILURE OF ANY
ONE OF THESE THREE ELEMENTS WILL
LIKELY RESULT IN A FAILED BOOT
SEQUENCE.
1. B I O S
2. O P E R A T I N G S Y S T E M
3. HARDWARE COMPONENTS
WHEN THE COMPUTER'S
POWER IS FIRST TURNED
ON, THE CPU INITIALIZES
ITSELF, WHICH IS
TRIGGERED BY A SERIES OF
CLOCK TICKS GENERATED BY
THE SYSTEM CLOCK.
• PART OF THE CPU'S INITIALIZATION
IS TO LOOK TO THE SYSTEM'S ROM
BIOS FOR ITS FIRST INSTRUCTION IN
THE STARTUP PROGRAM. THE ROM
BIOS STORES THE FIRST
INSTRUCTION, WHICH IS THE
INSTRUCTION TO RUN THE POWER-
ON SELF TEST (POST), IN A
PREDETERMINED MEMORY
ADDRESS.
POST begins by checking
the BIOS chip and then tests
CMOS. If the POST does not
detect a battery failure, it
then continues to initialize
the CPU,
• CHECKING THE INVENTORIED
HARDWARE DEVICES (SUCH AS THE
VIDEO CARD), SECONDARY
STORAGE DEVICES, SUCH AS HARD
DRIVES AND FLOPPY DRIVES, PORTS
AND OTHER HARDWARE DEVICES,
SUCH AS THE KEYBOARD AND
MOUSE, TO ENSURE THEY ARE
FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.
ONCE THE POST HAS
DETERMINED THAT ALL
COMPONENTS ARE
FUNCTIONING PROPERLY AND
THE CPU HAS SUCCESSFULLY
INITIALIZED, THE BIOS LOOKS
FOR AN OS TO LOAD.
 OS LOADS
TAKES OVER AND LOADS DEVICE
DRIVERS, ETC. AND THEN THE DESKTOP
POST
CHECK BIOS CHECK INTERNAL DEVICES
(HD,RAM, PORTS, MOUSE,
CHECK BATTERY KEYBOARD, ETC.)
IF OK, THEN FIND AND LOAD OS

CPU GETS POST ORDER FROM BIOS

CPU WAKES UP
POWER ON 59
 CREATING A BOOTABLE DEVICE
• BOOTABLE DEVICE - A DEVICE THAT WILL BOOT OR
LOAD WHEN CONNECTED OR INSERTED INTO THE
COMPUTER AND CONFIGURED IN BIOS.
• EXAMPLES:
– BOOTABLE DVD/ CD
- FORMATTED USING VARIOUS APPLICATIONS LIKE,
NERO, PowerISO, ETC. IT HAS AN OPERATING SYSTEM
OR OTHER APPLICATION. (EX. WIN7, ACRONIS, ETC.)
– BOOTABLE FLASH DRIVE- - FORMATTED USING
VARIOUS APPLICATIONS LIKE , RUFUS, POWERISO,
ETC. IT HAS AN OPERATING SYSTEM OR OTHER
APPLICATION. (EX. WIN7, WIN8.1)
 PROCEDURE IN CREATING BOOTABLE DVD

• MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS NEEDED:
–DVD (4.7GB OR 8.5GB)
–COMPUTER SYSTEM WITH DVD
WRITER
–SOFTWARE IMAGE (WIN7, WIN10,
ETC)
–SOFTWARE FOR CREATING BOOTABLE
DEVICE (NERO, POWERISO,ETC.)
 USING PowerISO
1. INSERT THE DVD INTO THE DVD DRIVE.
2. OPEN PowerISO application.
3. CLICK BURN
4. A “BURN” DIALOG BOX WILL POP-UP.
5. IN THE “SOURCE FILE:” GROUP, CLICK THE
OPEN FOLDER ICON.
6. LOCATE THE FOLDER WHERE THE IMAGE IS
LOCATED AND CLICK OPEN.
7. CHOOSE 8X OR 6X AS YOUR BURNING
SPEED. OR YOU CAN EVEN USE 4X IF
AVAILABLE DEPENDING ON THE DVDs
SPEED.
8. CLICK THE “BURN” BUTTON.
9. THE PROGRESS BAR WILL REACH 100% AND
THE DVD WILL BE EJECTED AUTOMATICALLY
IF ITS DONE BURNING.
 PROCEDURE IN CREATING BOOTABLE usb
flash drive

• MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS NEEDED:
–USB FLASH DRIVE AT LEAST 4GB
–COMPUTER SYSTEM
–SOFTWARE IMAGE (WIN7, WIN10,
ETC)
–SOFTWARE FOR CREATING BOOTABLE
DEVICE (RUFUS, POWERISO,ETC.)
 USING RUFUS
• RUN THE
RUFUS
PORTABLE
APPLICATION.
1. CHECK THE HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
FACTORS THAT YOU NEED TO KEEP IN MIND
BEFORE THINKING ABOUT WINDOWS 7.
THOUGH WINDOWS 7 SHOULD RUN FINE
WITH THE 512 MB RAM SYSTEM, IT’S
ALWAYS BETTER TO FOLLOW MICROSOFT
RECOMMENDATIONS.
• A BOOTABLE DVD OR FLASH DRIVE WITH WINDOWS
INSTALLER
• PC WITH THE FOLLOWING HARDWARE
REQUIREMENTS:
 1 GIGAHERTZ (GHZ) OR FASTER 32-BIT (X86) OR 64-BIT
(X64) PROCESSOR*
 1 GIGABYTE (GB) RAM (32-BIT) OR 2 GB RAM (64-BIT)
 16 GB AVAILABLE HARD DISK SPACE (32-BIT) OR 20 GB
(64-BIT)
 SUPPORT FOR DIRECTX 9 GRAPHICS WITH 128 MB
MEMORY
• YOU NEED TO BACKUP ALL YOUR IMPORTANT FILES
LISTED BELOW:
• IMPORTANT OFFICE FILES (WORD DOCUMENTS,
EXCEL WORKBOOKS, POWERPOINT
PRESENTATIONS, PDF FILES, ETC.)
• PICTURES
• SCANNED DOCUMENTS
• IMPORTANT VIDEOS, ETC.
 MOST OF THE FILES ARE LOCATED IN DOCUMENTS,
DESKTOP, DOWNLOADS, OR IN YOUR BACKUP
FOLDER (DRIVE D:, E: OR F:)
• LIST OF ALL THE PROGRAMS INSTALLED IN
YOUR COMPUTER SO THAT YOU CAN INSTALL
ALL OF THEM AFTER THE INSTALLATION OF
NEW OPERATING SYSTEM.
• EX. MS Office, PDF reader, Antivirus, Web
Browsers, Printer Drivers and other
peripheral drivers.
 SOFTWARE

REFERS TO THE PROGRAM.

PROGRAM IS A SEQUENCE OF
INSTRUCTION TELLING THE
COMPUTER WHAT TO DO.
TWO MAIN TYPES OF SOFTWARE
1. SYSTEM SOFTWARE - DESIGNED TO
OPERATE AND CONTROL
THE COMPUTER HARDWARE AND
TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM FOR
RUNNING APPLICATION
SOFTWARE.
 EXAMPLES OF SYSTEM SOFTWARE
OPERATING SYSTEM
DOS (DISK OPERATING SYSTEM)
BIOS software
DEVICE DRIVER
SOFTWARE
 TWO TYPES OF SOFTWARE
2. APPLICATION SOFTWARE ALL
THE COMPUTER SOFTWARE THAT
CAUSES A COMPUTER TO
PERFORM USEFUL TASKS
(COMPARE WITH COMPUTER
VIRUSES) BEYOND THE RUNNING
OF THE COMPUTER ITSELF.
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION
SOFTWARE
•INTERNET BROWSER
VLC Media player
• PDF - (PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT) IS A
FILE FORMAT THAT HAS CAPTURED ALL THE
ELEMENTS OF A PRINTED DOCUMENT AS AN
ELECTRONIC IMAGE THAT YOU CAN VIEW,
NAVIGATE, PRINT, OR FORWARD TO SOMEONE
ELSE.
ANTI-VIRUS
OFFICE APPLICATIONS
FILE ARCHIVER UTILITY FOR WINDOWS. IT
CAN CREATE ARCHIVES IN RAR OR ZIP FILE
FORMATS, AND UNPACK NUMEROUS
ARCHIVE FILE FORMATS.
ADOBE FLASH PLAYER (LABELED
SHOCKWAVE FLASH IN INTERNET EXPLORER AND
FIREFOX) IS FREEWARE SOFTWARE FOR USING
CONTENT CREATED ON THE
ADOBE FLASH PLATFORM, INCLUDING VIEWING
MULTIMEDIA, EXECUTING RICH INTERNET
APPLICATIONS, AND STREAMING VIDEO AND AUDIO.
POWERISO IS A POWERFUL CD / DVD / BD
IMAGE FILE PROCESSING TOOL, WHICH
ALLOWS YOU TO OPEN, EXTRACT, BURN,
CREATE, EDIT, COMPRESS, ENCRYPT, SPLIT
AND CONVERT ISO FILES, AND MOUNT ISO
FILES WITH INTERNAL VIRTUAL DRIVE. IT CAN
PROCESS ALMOST ALL CD / DVD / BD IMAGE
FILES INCLUDING ISO AND BIN FILES.
• NERO BURNING ROM, COMMONLY
CALLED NERO, IS AN OPTICAL DISC
AUTHORING PROGRAM FROM NERO AG.
THESOFTWARE IS PART OF
THE NERO MULTIMEDIA SUITE BUT IS ALSO
AVAILABLE AS A STAND-ALONE PRODUCT. IT IS
USED FOR BURNING AND COPYING OPTICAL
DISCS SUCH AS CDS, DVDS, BLU-RAYS
• USB DISK SECURITY IS THE BEST SOFTWARE TO
BLOCK THREATS THAT CAN DAMAGE YOUR PC OR
COMPROMISE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION
VIA USB STORAGE. BENEFITS AND FEATURES.
BLOCK KNOWN AND UNKNOWN THREATS FROM
REMOVABLE MEDIA. FREE FOR PERSONAL USE.
PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS FROM
STEALING YOUR DATA.
• µTORRENT, OR UTORRENT IS A FREEWARE, AD-
SUPPORTED, PROPRIETARY BITTORRENT CLIENT
OWNED AND DEVELOPED BY BITTORRENT, INC.
WITH OVER 100 MILLION USERS IT IS THE
MOST WIDELY USED BITTORRENT CLIENT.
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