Newly equipped computers often crash and the host computer will be static

What is a chassis?

There are 3 possibilities for static electricity in the chassis too. The power supply is too inferior. Or maybe it's just that the person who installed the motherboard for you is too sloppy.

If you use ** blue screen, you are a discrete graphics card or an integrated graphics card, the integrated graphics card may be that the quality of the board is too unreliable, but it makes no sense that you use 3000 (with a monitor) configuration graphics card will be very good. So there may also be a problem with the power supply.

You send me the power supply and the chassis to see.

Your configuration sheet should have a graphics card and motherboard that are also available.

It should be able to judge that it is a ** match.

I was talking nonsense above, and I didn't pay attention to what you said. There is a problem with the voltage in your home, or the socket you are using does not have enough wattage. This is the influence of the external environment. You can try to change to an outlet with grounding and the wattage must be sufficient.

Otherwise, it may be a humid environment, try again in a different place, and this is what I wrote. You can judge for the rest. In this case, it is more effective to call someone who learns electricity than to call a computer master.

You don't need to attach it, if it's someone else, then you're sure you can play, and if you can't at your house, just read what I wrote above.

It is likely that the voltage in your home or the socket you use is not up to standard.

It's a problem of heat dissipation, a problem of the use environment, otherwise what else can you say? Go home and put the host in a well-ventilated place It's best to leave the host open to see if there is still a problem?

If you wear shoes, there will be no static electricity, and if you use it yourself, then you will change people or take it to repair the computer.

It may be a system problem, is yours a vista system.

1.What should I do if there is static electricity on the computer host.

Static electricity in the computer host is caused by humid air, or it may be caused by power supply. Causing damage to the computer.

Solution: Put down static electricity at regular intervals. Unplug the power cord from the back of the case and press the computer start switch to let out static electricity. Press a few more times.

The accumulation of static electricity is inevitable. When static electricity is severe, it will burn people's **, and various electrical appliances, electromagnetic waves and harmful rays will interfere with people's endocrine system when they are excessive.

Extended Materials. Static Elimination Method:

1. Wash your hands before going out, or put your hands on the wall to wipe them to remove static electricity, and try to ** chemical fiber clothes.

2. In order to avoid static electricity, you can use small metal devices (such as keys) and cotton rags to touch the door, doorknob, faucet, chair back, bed rail, etc. to eliminate static electricity, and then touch it with your hands.

3. When you are ready to get out of the car, hold the gear with your right hand, then touch the iron part below with your fingers, then open the door, put your left hand on the position where the door has iron, but don't let go of your left hand, and then let go of your right hand and get out of the car.

4. Choose pure cotton products as fabrics for clothing and home accessories, and avoid using chemical fiber carpets and furniture with plastic as the surface material to prevent friction and electricity. Stay away from electrical appliances such as televisions and refrigerators to prevent inductive electricity.

That's not static electricity, it's leakage The main reason is that the ground wire of your power strip is not grounded (related to the wiring during the decoration of the house), and it has nothing to do with your computer.

At present, the easiest way is to tie a wire to the metal area behind the case, and tie the other end to an iron block or metal object on the ground, and it will be much better.

Of course, the above is not a complete solution.

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The main reason why the host has static electricity is that the mains power supply of your home does not have a grounding wire. Because there is no ground wire, there is no way to eliminate static electricity and induced electricity on your computer. To eliminate static electricity, it is necessary to connect the ground wire.

To connect the grounding wire, first open the mains socket panel (on the wall) of your computer, there is a grounding terminal on the panel, connect a wire on the grounding terminal, and connect the other end of the wire to a conductive object, but the conductive object is best connected to the ground. The simplest is to connect a water pipe (galvanized pipe) or a cast iron drain pipe. It's best to connect the ground wires of your whole family's mains outlets in parallel, so that the static electricity is not pulled.

If you don't know how to connect, then it's best to ask an electrician to help you, so it's safer.

If there is static electricity for a long time, it will also cause harm to the computer.

Your power supply is not good, you can ask the one who installed the machine for you to change it.

There's every one of them, not surprisingly.

The problem of static electricity is mainly due to the fact that the socket at home is not grounded, and the rotation of the main fan will produce static electricity.

Long-term static electricity in the computer will cause damage to the computer accessories and reduce the service life of the accessories. Moreover, it is not comfortable to be hit by static electricity, and serious cases may directly lead to the breakdown of the motherboard.

There are two things to do:

1. Test the socket at home with a test pen to see if the jack on the right is a live wire (the test pen is on). If the live wire is not the hole on the right, please replace the wire in the socket (if you do not have an electrician foundation, please ask someone who knows how to help, remember to put safety first).

2. To effectively ground, you can tie a section of wire to the screw of the case, and tie the other end to the aluminum alloy window of the nearby water pipe and heating pipe. (Do not attach to gas pipes).

Note: Remember to do step 2 only after completing step 1, if you do 2 directly, it is easy to be dangerous, and there may be a lot of wasted electricity.

Because the power supply of the computer is three plugs, it is grounded, and if the computer is connected to the ground, it is still grounded if the person touches the computer, and there will be static electricity, which can be solved by using a wire to connect the conductor of the computer host to the ground.

Influential.

The harm caused by static electricity to the PC is mainly manifested in the following phenomena: disk read and write failure, printer printing chaos, chip breakdown, and even motherboard burnout.

The main hazard of electrostatic discharge is the destruction of the sensitivity of electronic components. For some transistors, it is not surprising that a few hundred volts of electrostatic discharge can completely render them useless. The most sensitive components to electrostatic discharge are integrated circuits dominated by metal-oxide semiconductors (MOS).

The gate array CMOS chip in the PC can withstand the electrostatic impulse voltage of 200V, the DRAM and EPROM chips are 300V, and the TTL chip is 1000V. It can be seen that if attention is not paid to controlling the harm of static electricity, users are likely to destroy expensive integrated circuits without knowing it.

If there is static electricity, there will be a magnetic field, and the magnetic field will consume the capacitance resistance in the computer. So it will have a little bit of an impact. Hope it helps.

The main unit is electrostatic, and once discharged, it may cause permanent damage to the computer hardware. The reason for the live power of this type of host may be due to the loss of power supply or some hardware insulation function resulting in leakage, or the surrounding environment of the host is too dry and lacks effective means to dissipate static electricity.

Because your power supply doesn't have a ground wire. Usually it doesn't affect your computer, but you should be careful when using it yourself.

It won't have any effect, it's just that when you hit the chassis when you turn it on, it will give a small amount of static electricity, and it's still quite painful.

This happened a long time ago in 486, when the answer was that the grounding was not good, so they pulled a metal wire to the water pipe to ground. Later, I read an article in the computer newspaper that said that the easiest solution is to change the zero wire of the power socket and the live wire, I changed the zero live wire at the gate knife at home (now it should be empty), and there is no such problem.

If the static electricity is too strong, the computer will not turn on.

The grounding is not good and can be used normally.