Why is my computer host charged by outsiders, and my hands touch numb 5555555555

That's because your main chassis is not good, change to a good one.

Your hand won't be numb when you touch it.

Normally, you just pay attention to the electricity insulation, that is, wear the electricity insulation materials on your feet, such as shoes.

It's normal for a computer case to have electricity, you can be grounded, it won't.

It could be a leakage.

Check the power cord to see if it's plugged in, I've also encountered such a problem, plug the power cord in and solve it.

Replace it with a better outlet, preferably properly grounded. If the outlets are all good and properly grounded, check the chassis power. If it's just a little numb sometimes, it usually doesn't matter. But to prevent damage to computer equipment.

Theoretically, that's normal, but it can also cause damage to the machine, so it's recommended that you connect to the ground.

Normal static electricity phenomenon is okay.

Your house doesn't have a grounding wire.

If you don't have a ground wire in your house, that's normal, if you do, then you need to check the power supply.

Otherwise, the hardware is expensive.

It doesn't matter, it's static electricity, it's harmless to the body.

It is leakage. No effect on your computer, very common.

Nowadays, there are few grounding wires in household circuits, because there are leakage protection switches. So, don't touch him and continue to use it.

If the socket at home has a grounding wire, then just connect the root wire to connect the ground wire between the chassis and the socket.

You can put a wire from the chassis to the ground, and when both hands have to touch the chassis, both hands touch the ground for a minute, and then there is no numbness when you touch it.

The case is conductive, probably because the triangle plug socket used by your computer is not grounded, but it doesn't matter, it won't affect your computer, you can find a socket with a ground wire and plug it in, or put it directly on the ground.

Your computer itself leaks power but there is no ground wire to drain the power, and in certain cases, your console feels numb.

You can lift your feet up and touch the computer again to see if it's still numb (the bench should not be conductive).

It will not affect the use of the computer, you can change the plug of the power supply.

There are generally two situations for this problem:

1. Leakage: The probability of this situation is very high, it is necessary to pay attention to prevention, and it is generally not recommended to directly touch the live main chassis to prevent electric shock! Don't touch the metal parts! In addition, leakage is fatal to the host, it is recommended to go to the computer store for maintenance!

That's static electricity, and that's okay.

Maybe it's static electricity, you just put a grounded wire on the case.

Brother sees the adoption, I have one more, and I'll upgrade it.

It should be a problem with the power supply, find a seller to change the power supply.

It's okay, you can ignore it. Mine has been like this for more than two years.

You ask the electrician to ground the neutral wire in the power supply.

I've come across it before.

Disassemble the plug board, the ground line is not connected, you connect it and it's OK.

Boss, it's normal for the chassis to have static electricity, if there is no electricity, the chassis is completely insulated, and if you don't want to be electrified, it is recommended that you dry your hands, because sweaty hands will be electrified, and the voltage will be about 35V at the highest, which does not cause harm to the human body.

Find a wire, connect the screws on the chassis panel at one end, and throw the key on the ground at the other end, it's OK, simple and practical.

It's that your home's circuit doesn't go to ground. You'd better connect a ground wire.

The motherboard or power supply is leaking, go fix it...It's not a matter of the ground wire....

It's okay to connect the ground wire yourself.

Hang a small copper wire on the chassis and ground it.

If you don't know how to repair it very well, it is recommended to repair it professionally, and the computer host is leaking.

1. There is a feeling of numbness when you turn on the machine, it should be that your power supply has no ground wire, and there is no problem with the ground wire for the power supply, if the ground wire is not convenient to connect, you can also directly connect the ground wire to the chassis shell of the host.

2. The CPU itself is the "big heat dissipator" of the computer, it is very hot after a few seconds of booting, check whether the CPU fan is not rotating smoothly, if you clean the CPU fan, you can also add some lubricating oil to the shaft of the fan.

3. It will crash after turning on for a while, it is likely to be a crash caused by CPU overheating, first solve the problem of CPU overheating, and the crash may be solved when it is turned on.

Hemp is because your power socket is not grounded, your wires are not grounded, and you are cutting corners. You try to change the socket with the bottom line. Could it be caused by the power supply?

It's normal for the CPU to be hot for a few seconds when it's turned on, but it's hard to say whether he caused the crash. If it's very hot, it's possible.

Your power socket is not grounded, it must be grounded, you can touch the chip, you don't have a radiator installed, no wonder, hehe.

--Just kidding, your radiator may not be in good contact, reinstall it, remember to apply silicone, good luck.

The power supply is a bit leaky.

It is recommended to replug the power cable on the motherboard once, including hard disks, CPUs, etc., and replug all cables that can be replugged once.

If that doesn't work, consider changing the power supply.

Check if the CPU is installed correctly!

It is leakage. But low pressure, it's fine. Clean the power dust, and the ground wire, you can

What's there is on my computer that also has electricity, anyway, electricity doesn't kill people, leave him alone, it's normal.