PSU and power cord

dalaylamaninkalbi

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Hi to all,

I have a question that might sound silly but I have to ask nevertheless: So my mom accidentally wiggled the power cord behind the case while cleaning the table and caused a shutdown. Then I rashly plugged power cord again into the case, without unplugging it from the power socket so I suppose it was loaded with current. I managed to reboot my PC but I am being paranoid about my PSU condition. Could it take a damage like that? As I managed to reboot my PC, does this mean that my PSU is safe? I have been using it since 6 years btw.

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for me at most it may affect the hard drive but again super unlucky and then just the data it was accessing at the time ? may have to do a sfc/scannow or checkdisk .

I don't think you got hurt in anyway heck I have reached down to unplug something and grabbed and unplugged the cord of the running computer by accident several times ? no biggie

it could , but I feel you would have to be super unlucky .. unless you se some issue afterword's I would not worry about it with all the power surges / outages and lighting I get around here I cant see that being any worse 99.9 % of the time all is as normal after ??
 

dalaylamaninkalbi

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Thanks for your answer! Yes so far there is no problem at all. I am already living in a place where power outages can become common from time to time. So what I have done is not riskier than a standart power outage?
 

Tumeden

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That is correct. You're likely fine.
 
for me at most it may affect the hard drive but again super unlucky and then just the data it was accessing at the time ? may have to do a sfc/scannow or checkdisk .

I don't think you got hurt in anyway heck I have reached down to unplug something and grabbed and unplugged the cord of the running computer by accident several times ? no biggie

 
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