Notebook accidental damage emergency treatment method

I often hear people say that when I buy a computer, I buy a desktop computer. The performance is strong, the price is affordable, the game is smooth, and the video can have a larger viewing range. In a word, it is better than a notebook. However, the notebook is simple and convenient, and many office workers use notebooks instead. However, if the notebook is accidentally damaged due to improper operation or irresistible factors, how to solve it? Here are some common situations and emergency treatments. method.
. The notebook accidentally splashes water, milk, coffee, cola and other liquids:
Please unplug the power adapter immediately, press and hold the power button to turn off the battery, then remove the battery.
Adsorb the surface moisture with a water-absorbent material such as a dry cloth or a paper towel. Then use a hair dryer to dry the liquid or leave it in a cool, well-ventilated place (to avoid direct sunlight). Please take care to control the temperature of the hair dryer to avoid overheating and component deformation. Do not rinse with water when spilling into the beverage. The processing steps are the same as above.
After the above emergency treatment, do not turn it on again. There may be moisture inside the notebook or the circuit board has been corroded. Turning it on again may directly cause hardware damage. It is recommended that the notebook be sent to the repair center for further processing by the engineer.
Note: All of the above are man-made damages and are not covered by the warranty. Therefore, please keep away from liquids when using. Avoid using it outdoors on rainy days. Do not turn it on immediately when entering the room from outside in winter.

. Lightning Strike:
When this happens, please turn off the computer and send it to the repair center for further processing by the engineer.
To avoid this phenomenon, try not to access the network during thunderstorms, and ensure that the power supply is stable to avoid hardware damage or personal injury caused by lightning strikes.