. It isn't advised that you start a new clan unless you're already fairly advanced, level 40 or so. If you aren't, almost no one will want to join, and you might be hassled and made fun of. This is an unfortunate part of that community, but you can get around the cyberbullying by joining another clan to get started and build your status. Once you've learned the ropes and become a fairly skilled player, start your own clan and plot your domination and execute it. One rule of thumb is that a clan should be created at Town Hall level 6 or 7. This is because if you are a clan leader, you must look powerful with your defenses, displaying large stores of mortars and other supplies. In Town Hall level 6 and 7, a lot of new things like Barbarian King are unlocked, making you more powerful, and a more attractive leader. There are three basic types of clans Hardcore, Farming, and Casual clans. Planning your clan and attracting members for your new clan will be much easier if you have some plan for how you'll run things and your general strategy. A Hardcore clan, better known as a Trophy Pushing clan, is constructed around the idea of constantly warring. They mostly always have wars that go from back to back, and usually never stop, so be prepared to invest precious time. Farming clans are basically the opposite of hardcore. Farming clans rarely have wars and "just like the name suggests" they farm. The only point in joining a farming clan is to get high-level troops for your farming. A Casual or a Hybrid clan is basically just a combination of the two, warring usually but not always and, farming a lot on your off time. In order to get new members in your clan, you should come up with a clan name which will attract people and make them want to join yours above all others, when new members are searching for clans to join. Unique clan names will be the only name that comes up when someone's searching for a specific term, making it critical that you avoid cliches or common types of clan names. Try to come up with something fresh and exciting, and avoid boring clan names like "The Clash Clan" or "The Great Clan" or "We Do War." No thanks. Look at the most popular clan names and come up with very different types of names, names that sound like rad raider clans from the Viking days. Try out something awesome and specific, like "Witchsmoke" or "Dragon Eye." "Green Valkyrie"? Now you're talking. Try to give a symbol that goes with the clan name. For example, if your clan name is Fireworks Ahead, give a red background and orange strips. Be sure that your symbol is memorable and striking so that people will recognize it in an instant. A great symbol can do a lot to attract new members and strike fear into the hearts of your enemies. Take a while to write up a friendly bio of your clan, one that states what you clan is about. For example, if you want to be a trophy hunting clan put that in your bio. If you want to start a friendly or a farming clan, put that in your bio. There should be enough of substance in your description that prospective members will have something to grab onto, but not so long and involved that you might turn off casual members. Some players elect to include their clan rules in the description, while others choose to make that available later with individual clan members. Whatever you choose to do, it's up to you. You're the leader!

Summary: Play for a while before you create your own clan Decide what kind of clan you would like to run. Come up with a great clan name. Make a good symbol for your clan. Add an interesting description of your clan.

Before tampering with your computer, it is important to make sure the computer is powered down and unplugged. Each computer is different. Consult your user's manual or manufacturer's web page to learn how to open your computer to access the hard drive. For desktop PCs, you can generally remove the side panel of the computer tower. For laptop computers, you can generally remove the bottom of the computer below the keyboard. In some cases, a hard drive may have a ribbon cable, and a power cable attached to the motherboard. In other cases, the hard drive may be directly attached to a port on the motherboard. If it has any cables attached, detach them. If the hard drive is connected to the motherboard, pry it loose from the port it's connected to. If you want to salvage any of the other computer parts, be sure to touch something metal or wear static wrist bands to prevent static discharge that can damage the inside of the computer The hard drive is generally housed in it's own compartment. It may be held in place with screws. If so, remove the screws and then slide the hard drive out of it's compartment. Unscrew all the screws holding the top on. You will need the T-9 sized wrench for most hard drives. Sometimes there's an air seal. You will need to remove this. Once you get the top off you will see two or three stacked, silver disks (called platters). Put scratches on the surface of the platters with the Torx wrench. Now start smashing it with the hammer. Do this outside on a hard surface (such as concrete). Be sure to wear safety glasses to protect against flying debris. Glass platters (found on newer drives) will shatter. If you have a large hammer (a 10 lb sledge for instance): you can forgo opening the drive - a few good hits with a big hammer can split open the metal casing and mangle the platters, even on old full-height 5.25" drives with metal (rather than glass) platters. Solid-state drives (SSDs) do not have platters on the inside. For these drives, you will need to smash the drive as much as possible.

Summary: Power down and unplug the computer. Open the computer. Disconnect the cables connected to the hard drive. Remove the hard drive. Take apart the hard drive. Destroy the platters.

It's a white app with a blue speech bubble. If you're not logged in, you'll be prompted to do so. It's a blue circle with the outline of a person in the top left corner. This will open your profile page. It's toward the bottom of the page. If you don't see the option to switch accounts, update your Messenger app. It's at the top right corner of the page. The Add an account window will pop up. You'll need the email or phone number and password associated with the account. It's at the bottom right of the Add an account window. The Require Password window will pop up. You'll need to enter your password each time you switch to this account. If you don't want to enter your password each time, tap Don't Require. Another window will open. The Text Anyone in Your Phone window will pop up. If you don't want to enter your phone number, you can tap Not Now Skip. This will take you to the Invite your friends to Messenger window. You can tap Learn More Not now if you don't want Messenger to upload your contacts. You can tap Skip at the top right corner to skip this step, or tap Invite More Later at the top of the page to perform this step at a later time. It's at the top right corner of the screen. You're now logged in with the account you've added.
Summary: Open Messenger. Tap the Profile button. Tap Switch Account. Tap +. Enter the information for the account you want to add. Tap OK. Tap Require to require a password. Tap Continue as [name]. Enter your phone number. Tap Ok to allow Messenger to continuously upload your contacts. Tap Invite next to any friends you want to invite to Messenger. Tap Done.