Secondly, avoid frequent plugging and unplugging. Frequently plugging and unplugging the power cord can cause wear on the power interface, affecting the normal use of the power supply. Therefore, if there is no need to unplug the power cord, try to reduce the number of plug-in and unplug operations. If you need to unplug the power cord, first turn off the computer and unplug the plug to avoid unplugging the power cord while the computer is running.
Thirdly, maintain good ventilation. The computer power supply generates heat when working. If ventilation is poor, it can cause overheating of the power supply and affect its lifespan. Therefore, we should keep a good ventilation environment around the computer and avoid placing it in a closed space. Fourthly, regularly clean dust. The computer power supply generates static electricity during operation, which attracts dust in the air. Excessive dust can affect the heat dissipation effect and normal operation of the power supply. Therefore, we should regularly clean the dust inside the computer to maintain a good working environment for the power supply. Finally, choose an appropriate power adapter. Choosing an appropriate power adapter can ensure stable power supply to the computer. We should select a power adapter that matches the brand and model of the computer and avoid using low-quality or non-standard power adapters. By following these tips in daily use, we can reduce damage to our computer's power supply and extend its lifespan while ensuring stable computer operation.