Yes. All data in memory is volatile and will be lost when the machine reboots, unless you saved the data to a non-volatile storage device (e.g., hard-disk drive) before rebooting.
When the computer crashes and you lose your data.
When the computer crashes and you lose your data.
No I don't think so.You will not lose your data just by rebooting your computer.
1. memory error, 2. data errors, 3. system hangs, 4.reboots
MsBlaster?
Sometimes when upgrading the OS of your computer there is a risk of losing the data on your computer even with minor upgrades. it is always suggested to back up the contents of your computer just in case your data did happen to get erased.
On a laptop computer? Not if the data has been saved and the computer has been properly switched off before the battery is removed.
Your computer has been hacked by another person or there is a virus on it.
A computer that shuts down and reboots on its own often has an issue with the power supply. Replacing the power supply will often resolve the problem.
because of virus.the virus makes the file corupted and it lose the data
well i seems the virus is not allowing you to access programs which will lead to healing your computerresart you computer and run antivirus in safe mode is shouldn't restart
No, simply rebooting your computer (turning it off, then on again) does not erase all the data on the computer. However, you can lose unsaved data on files that you are currently working on if you don't save. Reformatting (reinstalling your operating system) will erase all the data on your computer and set it back to its default settings.