So, a few weeks ago I was taking my computer out of my desk to move it out to clean the area behind it suddenly I got a shock not like when you touch a door knob in the winter, it is the kind with a sustained shock. So i open my computer to see if there was any wires that were bare touching the case. It doesn't happen when I touch my front of my pc but the sides, behind and bottom.
I've had my pc for a year now and it hasn't ever done that before. And it only seems to be doing that when I am not in my flip flops.
So here is how it is connected, it first is connected to a power strip then that power strip is connected to another power strip, and then that one is connect the a power cord that has some three prong adapter attached to it, and finally leads to the roof of the room where all the main wiring is at. Before you guys make fun of me, yes I know its a pretty stupid way of wiring but i did with what my parents had set up when I got the room and it hasn't given me any problems the 15 years I've been in there.
Please help me.
I've had my pc for a year now and it hasn't ever done that before. And it only seems to be doing that when I am not in my flip flops.
So here is how it is connected, it first is connected to a power strip then that power strip is connected to another power strip, and then that one is connect the a power cord that has some three prong adapter attached to it, and finally leads to the roof of the room where all the main wiring is at. Before you guys make fun of me, yes I know its a pretty stupid way of wiring but i did with what my parents had set up when I got the room and it hasn't given me any problems the 15 years I've been in there.
Please help me.
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