In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If your computer is functional and you can load your operating system, try using software to check your power supply's output. SpeedFan is a freeware program that will read your computer's diagnostics and report back your temperatures and voltage's. Check the readouts to ensure that they fall within accepted tolerances. If your computer does not work, skip to the next step. Unplug the power supply from the outlet. Turn off the power switch on the back of the power supply. Open the computer and disconnect all of the components from the power supply. Follow the cables from the power supply to each component to ensure that everything has been properly disconnected. These are available online and from computer stores, and are not very expensive. Find the 20/24 pin connector on the power supply. This is typically the largest cable for the power supply. Connect the power supply testing unit to the 20/24 pin connector. Plug the power supply back into the outlet and turn it on. Your power supply should turn on automatically and your power supply tester will light up. Some power supply testers require you to turn on the power supply using a switch or button on the tester. Others will turn on automatically. Check the voltages. The 20/24 pin connector will have multiple readouts, but there are 4 essential measurements you need to look for: +3.3 VDC +5 VDC +12 VDC -12 VDC Ensure that the voltages are within normal accepted tolerances. +3.3, +5, +12 can all be within +/- 5%. The -12 can be within +/- 10%. If any of the readings are outside that range, than the power supply is bad and needs to be replaced. Test the other connectors. Once you've verified that the main connector is outputting power properly, test each of the other connector cables one by one. Unplug and turn off the power supply between each test. Straighten a paperclip and then bend it into a "U" shape. Find the green pin on the 20/24 pin connector. Plug the paperclip into the green pin (pin 15) and into one of the neighboring black pins. This will trick the connector into thinking it's plugged into the motherboard. Plug the power supply back in and turn it on. Find a pinout chart for your power supply. This will let you know which pins provide which voltages. Set your multimeter to the VBDC setting. If your multimeter does not auto-range, set the range to 10V. Connect the negative probe of the multimeter to a ground (black) pin on the connector. Connect the positive probe to the first pin that you want to test. Make a note of the voltage displayed. Check the voltages to make sure they fall within the tolerance threshold. If any of the voltages are outside of the tolerance range, then the power supply is defective. Repeat the process for each of the peripheral connectors. Refer to the specific pinout charts for each connector to see which pins to test. Once you've tested and verified all of the power connectors, you can reassemble your computer. Ensure that all of your devices are properly plugged back in, and that all of the motherboard connectors are properly seated. Once you have finished reassembling the computer, you can try powering it on. If you are still having computer errors, or your computer will not start, move on to other troubleshooting steps. The first place to check will be your motherboard.
Summary: Check the output through software. Shut down the computer. Test the power supply with a power supply testing unit. Test the power supply with a multimeter. Reassemble your computer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keep the pot on a medium heat until the coconut oil is melted completely. It should melt fairly quickly, so keep your eye on it. While the coconut oil is still melted, add two cups of water to the oil and mix thoroughly. The oil will not dissolve in the water. You won't be placing the pot back on the burner, so it's safe to turn off the heat at this point. The essential oil will dissolve in the water once stirred. This adds a pleasant smell and helps to nourish the hair. Let the mixture sit for a 5-10 minutes to cool to room temperature. It may need to be stirred again after sitting for a bit. Work slowly and make sure you don't overfill the bottle. You can store any remaining mixture in an airtight container to refill your bottle later. If refrigerated, your extra mixture can last up to 2 weeks. Once the mixture gets cloudy, you should throw it away and make a new batch. Your new hairspray is ready to use immediately. Do a few test sprays to make sure the nozzle is working correctly and doesn't get clogged with the oil when you spray. If it does get clogged, try using a different bottle with a larger tube attached to the spray nozzle.
Summary: Melt 2 tablespoons of coconut oil in a pot. Remove the pot from heat and add 2 cups of water. Stir in 3-4 drops of rosemary essential oil. Allow the mixture to cool to room temperature. Pour the mixture into the funnel placed in the opening of the bottle. Tighten the spray nozzle and shake the bottle.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Trust is hard to build if people don't think you are honest. If you say things to either get your way or to please others, pretty soon people will catch on. Get to know your thoughts and feelings and communicate them to others in a respectful way. Make your actions and words match. If you're going to be late or miss something, let the person know. Don't say you'll maybe be there if you can't make it. Be honest and genuine about your wants, likes, and dislikes and communicate them. For example, don't say you want to eat Chinese food to please your friend, then complain about not eating what you want. If you back out of plans last minute, chances are people won't trust you to do things or won't feel like they can count on you. If you say you'll be somewhere, be there. If you say you'll help your friend, help your friend. Once people see you as reliable, they will begin to trust you and count on you. For example, if someone proposes plans, try not to waver on them too long. You might fear committing to plans, but show that you're reliable and say either yes or no. . Respect goes a long way in building and maintaining trusting friendships. Treat people with dignity and as equals to yourself. How you treat others shows the kind of person you are and whether you're deserving of people's trust. For example, listen when people speak without speaking over them. Don't make everything about you. If you're known as a gossip or someone who spreads rumors, chances are nobody will trust you. Drop this habit and learn to speak to people and about people differently. If you're not sure about something, ask the person directly instead of spreading a rumor. People want to know that you will treat them well and not say mean things about them to others. People notice when you look out for other people and offer to help. Treat people you know and don't know with kindness. Be polite and show up for your friends when they need you. For example, ask a friend if they need help moving or if they need a hug after a difficult day. Being a friend to someone who's in need can show that you're a worthwhile and trustworthy friend. Being vulnerable is an important part of friendship. By telling your friends your secrets, insecurities, and deepest thoughts, you are showing them that you trust them. In return, they may share their most intimate thoughts with you. It can be hard to open up at first. Start small. Talk about things that are important to you. When the time is right, share more about yourself. It is important that you do not judge or laugh at your friends when they open up to you. Good friends are nonjudgmental when their friend shares something important to them.
Summary:
Be honest. Show that you're reliable. Treat your friends with respect Avoid spreading rumors or lies. Be kind to others. Open up to your friends.