Is it allowed to carry a modern laptop with the fan running, running SSD (no hard disk!), Etc. For three minutes across several floors in the folded state without hesitation through the building?
Or should one as a precaution sleep the laptop with → Start → On / Off → Saving energy, so that fan, SSD, etc. During the three minutes rest? Is the latter approach now a completely unnecessary precaution that might have made sense 20 years ago, but not today?
I'm not talking about hours or days of transport z. B. During business travel.
You play head crashes of the HDDs.
That's basically no longer with SSDs. "Normal" shocks do not affect an SSD.
Of course, things are different when you drop a laptop like that. Since the SSDs can go on it.
You can also transport it for hours and days, electricity does not care about gravity or centrifugal forces.
You can actually carry around modern laptops for hours on end. The only thing that moves mechanically is the bearings of the fans and they are generally very shock resistant.
