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Step 1
Power on your computer.
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Step 2
Pull up a word processor and test to make sure all of the keys function properly.
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Step 3
While you are testing your computer, write down the important system information. Include the size of hard drive, the RAM, the processor speed and the operating system.
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Step 4
Clean your computer.
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Step 1
Find a clean surface to photograph your laptop on. Make certain the wall behind the table is free of any pictures, clocks or anything that might distract from the laptop.
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Step 2
Take a picture of the screen of the laptop.
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Step 3
Photograph the keyboard in sections.
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Step 4
Photograph the mouse pad.
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Step 5
Close the laptop and photograph all the sides, including any DVD slots or USB ports.
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Step 6
Photograph the power supply if you have one.
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Step 7
Upload your pictures onto your computer.
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Step 1
Write the make and model of your computer at the top of your auction.
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Step 2
Write down the physical condition of your computer. Mention any nicks, scrapes or wearing in this section of your auction.
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Step 3
Write a second paragraph defining the specifications of your computer. Include the size of the hard drive, the RAM, the processor speed and the operating system.
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Step 4
Write down any issues that your computer might have. For instance, if it requires a password that you may have lost or the battery dies quickly you will want to mention it here.
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Step 5
Write down exactly what is included in your auction. Let your buyers know whether or not this laptop includes a carrying case, power supply or any other accessories.
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Step 6
Upload your pictures into your auction.
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Step 7
Review your auction. If you are satisfied, then post your auction.
