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Computer Case Not Grounded. If your case is conducting electricity like a ungrounded outlet will do you. I've noticed that if i touch my pc case (only noticed when touching case screws) with a leg or an arm (not hands/fingers because. You need to ground the chassis or the power supply. A pc case that has superfluous metal pieces, not electrically connected to the grounded part of the case, will be a problem here. After a post on reddit, and a solid day of google searches, i found that the issue was most likely because my outlet was not. Or b) your house/office doesn't have a. In ces countries you rarely get the real ground, so you can either get slight shocks from. If there is no ground in your outlet the case will not be ground either, things wont work like just ground the case. My best guess is that your computer is not grounded. A) your power cord doesn't have a third wire (or the plug is broken).

You need to ground the chassis or the power supply. If your case is conducting electricity like a ungrounded outlet will do you. After a post on reddit, and a solid day of google searches, i found that the issue was most likely because my outlet was not. I've noticed that if i touch my pc case (only noticed when touching case screws) with a leg or an arm (not hands/fingers because. A pc case that has superfluous metal pieces, not electrically connected to the grounded part of the case, will be a problem here. Or b) your house/office doesn't have a. A) your power cord doesn't have a third wire (or the plug is broken). If there is no ground in your outlet the case will not be ground either, things wont work like just ground the case. In ces countries you rarely get the real ground, so you can either get slight shocks from. My best guess is that your computer is not grounded.

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Computer Case Not Grounded After a post on reddit, and a solid day of google searches, i found that the issue was most likely because my outlet was not. My best guess is that your computer is not grounded. You need to ground the chassis or the power supply. After a post on reddit, and a solid day of google searches, i found that the issue was most likely because my outlet was not. In ces countries you rarely get the real ground, so you can either get slight shocks from. Or b) your house/office doesn't have a. If your case is conducting electricity like a ungrounded outlet will do you. If there is no ground in your outlet the case will not be ground either, things wont work like just ground the case. A) your power cord doesn't have a third wire (or the plug is broken). I've noticed that if i touch my pc case (only noticed when touching case screws) with a leg or an arm (not hands/fingers because. A pc case that has superfluous metal pieces, not electrically connected to the grounded part of the case, will be a problem here.