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It could be either. It could also be an improperly grounded wall outlet.

That is what I would check first. Simply move the computer to a friend's house to test.
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So - the computer worked in the old house - yes? It does not work properly in the new house, yes?

If both are true, what changed?

Aneesh@4GHz said:
Its a newly built house,I think it has earthing!

That's no guarantee that the wall outlet the PC uses was wired correctly.

Have your friend try his computer in your house.
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jsc said:
So - the computer worked in the old house - yes? It does not work properly in the new house, yes?

If both are true, what changed?


That's no guarantee that the wall outlet the PC uses was wired correctly.

Have your friend try his computer in your house.



I will try the pc in my house,my house has earthing ,I am sure very sure,Because me and the electrition dig the hole for the earth pipe!

hundredislandsboy said:
Get a circuit tester or multimeter to test if the outlet is properly grounded.

Just because you and "the electrition dig the hole for the earth pipe!" doesn't guarantee it's grounded.

Please be careful!



I checked ,My house has earthing well,Wat will be the cause of shock,Psu or Cabin?
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