Using a computer when it's stormy outside is not the wisest time to use it while it's plugged into a wall outlet. If you operate off of a laptop, it's still fine to use it while it's not plugged in. The main reason is if a surge hits your residence, it could possibly surge/fry any electronics plugged into your power outlet.
Yes, a lightning storm can potentially damage a computer if a lightning strike directly hits the computer or if a power surge travels through the electrical wiring and damages components. It is recommended to use surge protectors and unplug electronic devices during storms to reduce the risk of damage.
You shouldn't....if something bad were to happen (like a close lightning strike or just really bad rain) the computer will probably turn off itself because of a power surge or something. But you should turn it off. almost 75% of lightning strikes are caused because someone was using a piece of technology in a thunderstorm.
To prevent being struck by lightning:Don't use cellphone or electronic gadget when its lightning.Don't use a computer when lightning is in the area.Don't use a landline phone when lightning is in the area.Stay inside during a thunderstorm.
To prevent being struck by lightning:Don't use cellphone or electronic gadget when its lightning.Don't use a computer when lightning is in the area.Don't use a landline phone when lightning is in the area.Stay inside during a thunderstorm.
To prevent being struck by lightning:Don't use cellphone or electronic gadget when its lightning.Don't use a computer when lightning is in the area.Don't use a landline phone when lightning is in the area.Stay inside during a thunderstorm.
nothing bad happens you might get a upset stomach! Throw it away if its bad and don't use it anymore
Lot's of "strikes" could damage a computer. An airstrike, striking it with a hammer, angry laborers could destroy it while striking, etc... If you are referring to a test question, it probably means a "lightning strike."
That actually depends. If you are using a computer and your cords are plugged into a electricity stopper you are safe. If you are using a computer where you don't have one you most likely wont get badly hurt but your computer will be fried. Also if you are using wireless networking it is safe to turn off your computer during any thunderstorm. Try not to use the computer during a thunderstorm is my point.
No, unless if you use too long. You can get pretty bad eye-strain if you're on it for too long.
you will have a very bad rash
The use is that if you are away from your main computer, you can use another computer to back up the information on your main computer. That way if something happens to the hard drive, and the information is lost, you have a copy of it.
It locks the computer