to stay grounded and prevent static electricity from ruining components in the computer.
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look at the top of the computer and there will be options. click on control. then unclick the metetronome.
To the computer metal case, or you can buy a wireless anti-static wrist band.
when working around an exposed cathode ray tube
You get a static shock, If your messing around inside your computer you may want to use a anti static wrist band
The history of the anti-static wrist band includes its invention by Roy Burton Steele in the late 1960s. He designed the band to prevent damage to the delicate radar controlled bomb-lets he was working on at a company named AVCO.
I think you're referring to an 'anti-static wrist band'. When performing maintenance on a computer, it's essential to use an anti-static wrist band - to direct any static build-up to the earth. Computer components can fail if static from our bodies is allowed to build up to a high enough charge. The 'anti-static wrist band' - simply fastens around one wrist of the user/technician, and is connected to the mains electricity's earth circuit by a wire & plug. Excess static travels down the wire, and into the earth.
Jewelry and Antistatic wrist strap
the wrist strap will prevent computer components from being damaged by static electricity.
Yes they do. A good wrist band can substitute.
Wear an anti-static wrist-band - unplug the computer from the mains supply.
Its a "Wrist Strong" band, making fun of the lance Armstrong Livestrong bands. He wore it after he broke his wrist.
static can kill almost any electronic device.
Length of wrist strap/Band circumference = 7 inches.