1. Prepare the Workspace:
   • Find a clean, well-lit area with enough space to work.
   • Place the computer case on a stable and flat surface.
2. Gather Tools:
   • Locate a screwdriver.
3. Power Off and Unplug:
   • Properly shut down the computer.
   • Disconnect all cables, including the power supply.
4. Open the Computer Case:
   • Identify and remove the screws securing the case panel.
   • Slide or lift off the case panel to expose the internal components.
5. Locate the CPU Socket:
   • Examine the motherboard to find the CPU socket.
6. Handle the Processor with Care:
   • Carefully unbox the new processor.
   • Hold the processor by the edges to avoid touching the pins or contacts.
7. Align the CPU Correctly:
   • Note the notches on the CPU and match them with the corresponding notches on the socket, the way depends if the socket is LGA (Intel) or ZIF (AMD).
   • Gently place the CPU into the socket, ensuring it sits flat.
8. Secure the CPU:
   • Lower the CPU retention arm to securely hold the processor in place.
9. Apply Thermal Paste (if necessary):
   • If your CPU requires thermal paste, apply a small amount to the center of the CPU.
10. Install CPU Cooler:
    • Attach the CPU cooler according to the manufacturer's instructions.
    • Ensure that the cpu cooler fits correctly, connecting any additional power cables if necessary.
11. Close the Computer Case:
    • Carefully reattach the case panel.
    • Secure the panel with the previously removed screws.
12. Reconnect Cables:
    • Reconnect all cables, including power, data, and peripherals.
13. Power On:
    • Power on the computer and monitor for any unusual sounds or error messages.
14. Verify CPU Recognition:
    • Access the system information to confirm that the computer recognizes the new CPU.
15. Monitor Temperature:
    • Utilize monitoring software to check the CPU temperature, ensuring it stays within acceptable limits.

Finally, ¡congratulations!, your computer processor installation is complete.