Cleaning a PC is more than just uninstalling a few apps and wiping off the case. Here's how to defeat dust, gunk, and other unmentionable material that gets lodged inside your desktop system.

Fortunately, cleaning a desktop PC isn’t difficult even if you’re not that tech savvy. As a general rule of thumb, you should clean your computer once every six months or twice a year.

Not cleaning your PC can slow your system's performance down when heat dust and heat begin to build up. Let’s take a look at how to clean your desktop PC.

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Clean a Dusty PC. By Zack Stern. Aug 23, 2009 5:00 pm PDT. If your desktop PC’s case gets dirty as time goes by, grime can clog the fans that keep internal parts cool.

Want to maintain good gaming PC hygiene? Here's how to clean your computer, including tips for sprucing up your case, motherboard, GPU, and SSD.

Dust buildup is bad for your system, so you should regularly clean your PC tower to keep it free of dirt and grime If you’re enthusiastic about cleaning your PC, hold on for a second and remember ...

To clean the outside of the card, remove it from the PC just like before. You will need to clean it using rubbing alcohol that is at least 90% concentrated on a lint-free cloth.

But how do you clean your monitor safely? You can't just spray it with window cleaner and give it a quick wipe with a paper towel. Not unless you want to leave it stained and scratched.