i was just wondering, if u take RAM out of computer A and put it into computer B, adn they have teh same motherboards and stuff, but computer A has a bunch of viruses and stuff on it, then the viruses wont get onto computer b will they?
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i was just wondering, if u take RAM out of computer A and put it into computer B, adn they have teh same motherboards and stuff, but computer A has a bunch of viruses and stuff on it, then the viruses wont get onto computer b will they?
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No by switching the RAM from computer a to computer B you will not transfer any viruses. You can do that safely the viruses can be transferred if u connect the hard disk from computer a to computer B only.