Yes, some laptops can be fixed after water damage if power is cut, drying is handled well, and damaged parts are repaired quickly.

Yes, many modern laptops can be charged over USB-C if the charger, cable, and port support the laptop’s required wattage and standard.

Yes, a laptop can be connected to a printer through USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or a shared network once the right drivers and settings are in place.

Yes, a laptop can be connected to a monitor with a suitable cable or adapter so you can extend or mirror your display in a few minutes.

Yes, a laptop is a type of personal computer, though many people use “PC” to mean a desktop machine only.

Yes, a laptop can be connected to a smart TV using HDMI, wireless casting, or streaming apps with the right settings and cables.

Yes, most modern laptops can connect to two monitors when the graphics hardware and ports support dual external displays with the right adapters.

Yes, a laptop can be connected to a TV with HDMI, USB-C, adapters, or wireless casting for a larger shared screen.

Yes, many laptops can be saved after a liquid spill if you cut power fast, dry parts fully, and check for corrosion before reuse.

Yes, most laptops can be factory reset through built-in recovery tools, but the process erases personal data.