'handle a computer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing an individual's skillset or ability to use a computer. For example: "He has proven to be an excellent employee, easily able to handle a computer with ease."
Their prize piece is a sycamore desk that the team designed as a kind of modern secretary -- equipped to handle a computer but with the Old World luxury of inlaid leather -- that folds up neatly to form a sideboard.
He can remind a young customer to remove his ball cap without embarrassing him, read a room like a D.J. and adjust the style and volume of the music to its mood, and summon the technological wherewithal to handle a computer breakdown.
In the meantime, I suggest that United Airlines start drilling all employees on how to handle a computer failure like the one that happened yesterday.
Before handling a computer's inner parts, always make sure that the computer has been shut off and unplugged.
They are more than e-books, where text is downloaded onto something easier to handle than a computer.
Two dozen newspapers published special editions and Web sites threw out their advertising and in some cases stripped down to basic text and still images to help their overtaxed computers handle a demand for news unlike any they had experienced.
The drive has a built-in processor and can handle a number of functions including computer backup, "remote" backup over the Internet and the aforementioned video surveillance recording.
The programmability of the digital computer to handle a wide range of tasks along with the capability of rapid change to a new program has made it invaluable for these purposes.
The manufacturer may eliminate parts this way because the engine control computer may handle a variety of functions, such as cruise control.
All the complexities mentioned above make the determination of the moment capacity of a complex composite beam a task best handled by a computer program.
The method is designed to be handled in a computer either in conjunction with a Symbolic Mathematics package, like Mathematica or Maple, or without it.
