It is essential that you take good care of your laptop to make it work well. 

Following these easy steps will ensure you lasts longer and requires less maintenance for your laptop. As a bonus, many steps will also maintain the speed of your laptop. It is also useful to check the laptop once to fix any errors or problems that may crepe during static use.

TIPS

Keep liquids away from your laptop. It can be nice looking to drink coffee, water, soda, or any other beverages near your laptop, accidents can happen very easily.

Look into getting a laptop bag. Many brakes occur because laptops are dropped or bumped. The bag can reduce the risk of damage.

Don't use your laptop on the bed. Repeat use of the laptop on the bed may cause the system fan to suck dust and debris into the bed, eventually blocking the fan.

Having antivirus software available is the best defense against viruses. Viruses can be also responsible for slowing down system operation and performance.

We know what we are downloading, but it also may still contain a virus. It is a must to choose antivirus software, you can avoid the risk of a circuit error or software problem in your system. 

Don't expose your laptop to rapid temperature changes. When bringing your laptop home during winter, do not turn it on immediately. Instead, first, allow it to warm to room temperature. This will protect the disk drive from any possibility of damage due to condensation inside the machine.

Avoid heat from sunlight as well.

Keep the Laptop in a clean and dust-free room.

Keep food away from your laptop. Do not eat food on your laptop, may get pitted between pieces and invite small insects or damage the circuitry

Always have clean hands when using your laptop. Make sure that your hands are clean. It makes it easy to use the laptop touchpad and there will be less risk of leaving dirt and other stains on the system.

Protect the Screen. When you close your laptop, make sure that there are no small objects on the keyboard, such as pencils or small ear-phones.

Hold and lift the laptop from its base, not by its display (screen) . If you carry it by the screen only, you could damage the display or the hinges attaching the display to the base. 

Don't pull on the power cord. Ejecting your power cord from the power socket instead of pulling it directly on the plug can break the cord from the plug or damage the power socket.

Do not place heavy materials on your laptop, such as books. This can poke the screen into the keyboard, and will eventually damage it.

Do not attempt to play large or unsupported multimedia files on your system if your computer does not meet the specifications as it usually damages the laptop in the long run.