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Always exit games and exit Steam before shutting down / rebooting.
Usually nothing serious.
Then you reboot and it reloads without much difference.
You may need to log into Steam.
I have auto log in enabled so that makes no difference.
Chrome is great as it offers to restore pages.
So whatever browser based was open can be restored. If it was a live event in a browser that should restore.
With any open games those will launch from last save
Chat retains history.
Windows will retain and also probably restore last open folders or programs.
So you wont really lose too much unless you were writing an email message that will be lost.
Or had a word document open or a power point or any multimedia or photo editing tools will only restore last known save.
Your brother is a fool if he does stuff like this it's not a joke.
It can damage your windows especially if an AV was running a scan in the background, antivirus lock directories within the deep core and registry of windows during a scan and if the power is suddenly shut off those directories can be locked permanently causing the system tobecome unbootable forcing a format and reinstall of windows.
GMAIL does still quite effectively by default.
windows live or windows 10 mail is not and if your caught when composing an email in the desktop that is not saved.
I see the ninja edit.
Don't do it. Smite the one responsible.