Yes. When running more processes than your computer should handle along with improper ventilation, your computer will overheat and not perform as well as if it were a normal temperature.
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No I don't think so.You will not lose your data just by rebooting your computer.
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.
An uninterruptable power supply is a power device for a computer (or other things) which is designed never to lose power in the middle of crucial operations. For example, if you're running a computer which is in charge of a critical process and there is a disruption in the power coming into the computer, the uninterruptable PSU (power supply unit) is designed to make sure the computer doesn't stop the process it was working on and lose data.
If you've set your computer to remember your login information on start up, then your computer will not lose your special code upon a restart. No matter how you restart it.
As air heats it becomes less dense, when it cools it becomes denser.
A PC can gradually lose its original performance because of malware, viruses, and unused registry code lurking around. Cleaning your system will improve its performance.
They get colder.
You can lose your eyeteeth it tottaly normal.
the body heats, you lose less heat, & liqiuds come through your skn
Yup, I started to lose my molars when I was only 9.
I remember a someone saying that u lose a lot more than that in a week. So I think it's normal
If you mean lose it on your computer, then I would recommend re-downloading it.
Probably perfectly normal. I lose that in a 25,000 gallon pool in Houston.
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When you loose your work on a computer it is called a crash.
If not done right you can lose performance, handling and fuel efficiency.