22 Sep 2016 at 16:37 #1 arc@css arc@css Caporegime Joined 8 Nov 2008 Posts 29,011 Hi, While my system was in for diagnosis at a local pc shop, the memory was unfortunately stolen. Does the memory contain information that can be accessed by someone else, e.g. banking data? Thanks.
Hi, While my system was in for diagnosis at a local pc shop, the memory was unfortunately stolen. Does the memory contain information that can be accessed by someone else, e.g. banking data? Thanks.
22 Sep 2016 at 17:32 #2 smithy83 smithy83 Associate Joined 8 May 2007 Posts 947 If its the RAM that was stolen then no the memory gets dumped when you turn the power off if it was the hard drive then some data could be accessable
If its the RAM that was stolen then no the memory gets dumped when you turn the power off if it was the hard drive then some data could be accessable
22 Sep 2016 at 17:34 #3 Doogles Doogles Soldato Joined 22 Mar 2014 Posts 3,956 I hope they replace it for you, make sure to get an upgrade too awhile you are at it.
22 Sep 2016 at 17:39 #4 arc@css arc@css Caporegime OP Joined 8 Nov 2008 Posts 29,011 smithy83 said: If its the RAM that was stolen then no the memory gets dumped when you turn the power off if it was the hard drive then some data could be accessable Click to expand... It was the ram sticks that were taken. Sounds like I'm okay, then. I protect my SSDs rather overzealously, thankfully. Doogles said: I hope they replace it for you, make sure to get an upgrade too awhile you are at it. Click to expand... It worked out okay as the cost of the ram negated the cost of labour / diagnosis at the shop. Last edited: 22 Sep 2016
smithy83 said: If its the RAM that was stolen then no the memory gets dumped when you turn the power off if it was the hard drive then some data could be accessable Click to expand... It was the ram sticks that were taken. Sounds like I'm okay, then. I protect my SSDs rather overzealously, thankfully. Doogles said: I hope they replace it for you, make sure to get an upgrade too awhile you are at it. Click to expand... It worked out okay as the cost of the ram negated the cost of labour / diagnosis at the shop.