Disassembling a computer is a meticulous process that requires careful planning. The process starts with removing the side panels of the case to access internal components. The next step involves disconnecting all cables, such as power and data connections, between the components and the motherboard. The power supply unit (PSU) is carefully unscrewed and removed, followed by the hard drives, RAM modules, and any expansion cards, such as graphics cards or network cards. Special care is required when removing the CPU cooler and the CPU, as improper handling can lead to bent pins or damaged sockets. Finally, the motherboard is detached by unscrewing it from the standoffs, and participants will learn to store all screws and small components systematically to avoid confusion during reassembly or recycling.