Things You'll Need:
- ESD wrist strap
- Shoe sole grounder
- Conductive shoes
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Step 1
Ensure that the relative humidity of the building or room containing the computer is above 40 percent. Controlling humidity is a key factor in protecting computers from ESD. Dry air conditions feed ESD, whereas a more humid climate hinders it.
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Step 2
Make certain that all electronic components, including the computer, are connected to a common ground. Any charge that has built up and is potentially threatening the computer will be discharged safely through the common ground.
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Step 3
Wear protective implements such as wrist straps, sole grounders and conductive shoes. These devices help to eliminate electrostatic charge from building.
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Step 4
Transport computer peripherals and components in anti-static material bags.
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Step 5
Make certain when working on the inside of the computer case, installing or cleaning components, that the personal static charge has been discharged by touching the inside of the metal case housing before handling components.










