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The Online Family Answers:You'll need to keep some of this paperwork to get tech support, return your computer, receive product rebates, or in the event your equipment is stolen. First, create a binder just for your computer documentation. You can slip bulkier items into sheet protectors so you don't have to punch holes in them. Here's what to save: Keep the original product manuals and any set-up instructions. Also cut or peel the product serial number off the box and keep it, too. File your proof of purchase and receipt in the binder. Keep a copy of any rebate forms until you receive your check. Also use sheet protectors or CD holders made just for binders to store any CDs that came with your product -- along with their serial numbers -- so they'll be easy to find if you need them again. To play it safe, keep the product box for up to 90 days -- just in case you have to return it. Family FAQ archivesWe'd like to hear from you. Please enter your family computer lifestyle question below. Word AlertThis term refers to units of data transferred over the Internet:
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I just got a new computer, printer and some software with tons of packaging and paperwork. What do I need to keep?
