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How to Unbox and Set Up Your New PC
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Box cutter or scissorsOpen the Box
Let's get into unboxing your brand new PC! For this you will need a knife or pair of scissors. Make sure the box is upright, and cut the tape and open the top flaps.
Let's get into unboxing your brand new PC! For this you will need a knife or pair of scissors. Make sure the box is upright, and cut the tape and open the top flaps.
You may need a second pair of hands for this step to pull the PC out of the box. Be careful to not drop the PC, especially if it's a heavier build. The white foam will have cutouts which will make it easier to hold onto while lifting the PC.
You may need a second pair of hands for this step to pull the PC out of the box. Be careful to not drop the PC, especially if it's a heavier build. The white foam will have cutouts which will make it easier to hold onto while lifting the PC.
Place PC on desk
Place the PC on the desk and remove the white foam pieces and the plastic cover. Please hold onto all packaging that came with the PC originally incase it ever needs to return for servicing.
Place the PC on the desk and remove the white foam pieces and the plastic cover. Please hold onto all packaging that came with the PC originally incase it ever needs to return for servicing.
To ensure safe transit, our PCs are packed internally with removable foam. Let's take off the side panel for easy access. Some PC cases have 4 screws holding the glass panel down, some have screws at the back and others have a hinge. Carefully remove all the foam from the inside of the PC and hold onto it.
Remove Side Panel and Take Out Internal Foam
To ensure safe transit, our PCs are packed internally with removable foam. Let's take off the side panel for easy access. Some PC cases have 4 screws holding the glass panel down, some have screws at the back and others have a hinge. Carefully remove all the foam from the inside of the PC and hold onto it.
Connect the WiFi Antenna & Power Cable
Inside the box, you’ll find a WiFi antenna and a power cable.
1.Plug the power cable into the back of the PC and switch it on.
2.Depending on your Wi-Fi antenna, either screw the two gold connectors onto the back of the PC firmly (do not overtighten), or push the other Wi-Fi antenna into place until it clicks
For best WiFi signal, place the antenna on top of your PC or desk.
Inside the box, you’ll find a WiFi antenna and a power cable.
1.Plug the power cable into the back of the PC and switch it on.
2.Depending on your Wi-Fi antenna, either screw the two gold connectors onto the back of the PC firmly (do not overtighten), or push the other Wi-Fi antenna into place until it clicks
For best WiFi signal, place the antenna on top of your PC or desk.
Connect your monitor to the graphics card using a DisplayPort or HDMI cable.
Make sure the cable is plugged into the lower ports on the back of the PC, not the top section.
If you’re using wired internet, plug the ethernet cable into the back of the PC.
Once that's done, proceed with plugging in the rest of your peripherals and power on your PC!
Connect Your Display Cables & Peripherals
Connect your monitor to the graphics card using a DisplayPort or HDMI cable.
Make sure the cable is plugged into the lower ports on the back of the PC, not the top section.
If you’re using wired internet, plug the ethernet cable into the back of the PC.
Once that's done, proceed with plugging in the rest of your peripherals and power on your PC!
What's Next?
Your PC should now be ready for use! Should you run into any issues, feel free to reach out for additional support - we're always happy to help!
Your PC should now be ready for use! Should you run into any issues, feel free to reach out for additional support - we're always happy to help!
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