Umm... well, just common sense would say that this should be avoided if
at all possible, heh. I would say that if you store it there (for long)
the chances of it successfully booting again would be less than 50/50.
The expansion of all the circuit boards and CPU when they freeze will
likely damage them - not to mention the condensation inside all the
components when they thaw out wreaking havoc. Isn't there "any" place
inside you can put the thing? :-)
Good luck,
Donk
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> Hi,
>
> Can a computer be stored in an outdoor shed in freezing temperatures?
>
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