Care of the Laptop Sample Clauses

Care of the Laptop. Students should use the following guidelines in regards to caring for laptops. ● Laptops should be stored at all times when not in use, in an approved laptop bag. ● You should never transport the laptop inappropriately in your hands, by the corners or balance it on top of any other objects. ● You must always carry the laptop in your approved laptop bag. ● Always use your laptop on a flat, solid surface so as to prevent overheating. ● Do not sit any objects on top of the laptop. ● Do not place stickers or labels or draw or paint on the laptop ● Do not place any food or drink or any other liquids near or on top of the laptop. ● Do not store any books, food, drink, or any other materials in your laptop case. This case should be designated solely for storing and carrying of the laptop ● Keep laptop away from any magnetic fields which can erase computer data. ● Do not leave the laptop in direct sunlight, in extreme temperatures or near moisture sources. ● You should never attempt to repair or alter the laptop. ● Do not bump the laptop against lockers, walls, car doors, floors, etc. ● Avoid using your laptop in areas where damage or theft can occur (ex: do not use your laptops on the bus, at sporting events, during gym class, etc.) ● Be sure your hands are clean when using the laptop to avoid buildup on the keyboard and touchpad, etc. ● Do Not Remove any PCS identifying labels/stickers. Nor remove any computer emblems or parts. Cleaning the Laptop
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Care of the Laptop. Student shall maintain appropriate oversight and security of the laptop. Student may take the laptop computer home, or to other locations outside of school hours. Student is responsible, at all times, for the care, security and appropriate use of the laptop computer. Negligence found in securing items that are otherwise damaged, stolen, or misplaced may result in disciplinary action and/or repair or replacement fees.
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