Improper shut down of a computer can cause serious damage to the operating system and to data files. During a proper shut down, the computer goes through a series of tasks in a specific order. When the operating system and other programs are shut down improperly the computer may malfunction when turned back on because files may have become corrupt.
It depends on whether you are shutting down via menu or manually. If you are doing through the menu (i.e. Start > Shutdown) then no harm will be done. If you are actually holding down the power button to switch it off, then no harm should be done, unless you switch it off during an important process, which can lead to file corruption. Essentially, if one switches off a computer through menus, one is giving the computer the option to shut all ongoing programs, and then shutdown. Conversely, if one pushes and holds the power button, then one is demanding an instant shutdown, which may or may not lead to file damage.
no neither of them should harm your computer.
Yes. It can harm your computer.
They can harm your computer financially, they can cause your computer to slow down, crash your computer, track websites you have been on and, they will log user information.
"For the most part, no, spyware will not harm a computer. It's whole purpose is to stay undetected and gather information it then will send back to it's originator. It wants the computer to stay functional so it can do it's job. They can slow your computer down though."
No, WolfQuest 2.5 will not do any harm to your computer.
No, vuze exe can not cause harm to a computer.
no, it's not likely to harm your computer.
General computer use will not harm your skin. People who place their elbows on their desk while typing or using their mouse may run the skin down somewhat, and require the use of a moisturizer to restore normal feel. Using a computer is far more likely to harm your wrists, neck, and eyes.
no! why does a computer virus harm a person health?? Get a life Man!!
no
A dictionary is not able to harm anything. It may harm ignorance