1. Unpack Case - First things first, you should prepare your computer case. Remove the cover and place it on a desk. Make sure you have enough lighting in the room. Also, don't forget all your electricity precautions before starting.
2. Unpack Motherboard - Your motherboard should be contained in a special anti-static bag. If you're ready for the install motherboard step, then remove it carefully from the bag and place it on top of the bag so its ready to be installed. If you aren't ready for the next step then simly keep your motherboard in this protective bag.
3. Install Motherboard - Now you can place your motherboard into the case, which is fairly straightforward to do. The holes on your motherboard should line up with the mounting screw holes on the case.
Make sure you've got it the right way around by checking that all the back panel connectors such as USB ports, mouse/keyboard ports, parallel ports are all facing out towards the back of the case. Now carefully screw in the motherboard using the screws that came with the case.
Never ever place the motherboard so that the back of it is touching the metal case. This can cause a short circuit and may cause damage to the board.
4. Connect Power - When the motherboard is secured to the case, connect your power supply cable to the ATX power connector on the motherboard. Your case should come with its own power supply unit (PSU), unless you bought a separate one for your own needs.
That's all there is to it! Now you know how to install a motherboard quickly and easily.
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