A technician dropped a screw in the case of a desktop computer. Which of the following tools should be used to retrieve the screws?

A computer vacuum creates suction that could dislodge other components or cables and may generate electrostatic discharge that could damage sensitive components.

Plastic tweezers allow precise retrieval of a small screw from within a computer case without the risks posed by metal tools. They are non-conductive (preventing short circuits), non-magnetic (avoiding damage to hard drives and magnetic media), and generate no static electricity that could harm ESD-sensitive components.

Canned air blows the screw further into the case or behind components, making retrieval significantly more difficult.

A magnetized screwdriver tip could attract the screw but also risks damage to hard drives and other magnetically sensitive components from its magnetic field.