Yes, a laptop can break from being too cold when brittle parts, strained batteries, and condensation together cause cracks, shorts, or boot failure.

Yes, a laptop can break in extreme cold when parts shrink, screens stiffen, or condensation causes shorts after a move from freezing air indoors.

Yes, most laptops can run on AC power with the battery removed, but you rely on stable power and some models limit performance or refuse to boot.

Yes, a laptop can boot without a hard drive, but it only reaches firmware menus or another boot device, not a normal installed operating system.

Yes, a laptop camera can be hacked through malware or weak settings, but simple habits and tools greatly reduce the risk.

A laptop camera can be turned on remotely when someone gains access to your device, account, or camera permissions, so tighten settings and logins.

A laptop can blow up when a lithium-ion battery fails, overheats, and vents hot gas, but smart habits cut the risk.

Yes, a laptop can catch fire when the battery or cooling system fails, but simple habits keep that risk low in everyday use.

Yes, a laptop can charge through USB-C when the port accepts input power and the USB PD charger and cable provide enough watts.

Laptop charging from usb works when USB-C Power Delivery can supply the right watts; plain USB-A ports don’t deliver laptop power.