There was a huge thunderbolt today, and my computer was hacked

Hehe,As long as the appearance is not broken, it should still be able to be replaced.,But of course you can't say that it's been broken by lightning.,You just say that the machine suddenly didn't respond.,It's not good to get it.,But this should be based on the premise that the hardware inside the host can't be burned out.。 There are no signs of blackening.

It must be repaired, don't say it's been struck by lightning, and if you say it's being used, you can't do it.

Lightning split, the main thing may be the problem of the network card, most likely the network card exploded. Ready for a new one. If it is within the warranty period, it is OK to say that the computer is turned off in normal operation, and it will generally be accepted normally.

You remove the network card, and then look at what may be the motherboard, you go to repair it, don't say it's thunder, but your machine doesn't respond, it should be the size of the battery, change the battery and see it.

It's the same as a short circuit in the circuit, see if there's blackening or something.

Remove all unnecessary boards, and if they still don't light up, turn on the power and see if the fuse is blown.

You don't want to turn on the machine yourself.,Go to the merchant.,Just say that there is no response when you use it.,It's better not to say anything about thunder.。。。

Thunder is not covered by the warranty, only take it to test to see what is broken.

You remove the network card, and then you look at what might be the motherboard, and then you can change it to see if it's okay.

It should be that the power supply is broken. More than a hundred have been replaced, and the network card may be finished. More than 20 fast.

It is possible that the thunder will break the computer in two cases.

One is through the power line, and the other is the signal line (network cable). Now there are lightning protection measures in residential buildings or suburban houses, and it is rare to break the home appliances through wires, and the power protector will induce a thunderous voltage, and jump off the power at home in advance. The signal line is much easier, and sudden thunder and lightning will produce a strong induced voltage, similar to a pulse, which will damage the internal parts of the computer, ** and other communication equipment within the induction range.

If your router does not have lightning protection, it is best to turn off the computer during a thunderstorm in summer and pull out the network cable (although the power supply is cut off, but the network cable is not unplugged, the pulse generated by the thunder induced voltage can still impact your computer through the network cable). Therefore, the cable TV in some families is obviously unplugged, but the closed line is not pulled out, and it is still damaged by lightning.

If the lightning protection effect of your router is very good, whether it is the power supply or the network cable, then don't play, because sudden thunder will often temporarily turn off the power supply at home, so that the computer will lose power, if this is done frequently, the internal parts of the computer may also be burned.

Power supply is generally bad for this.

Because lightning is transmitted to the computer host through the wire.

The first thing you come into contact with is the power supply.

Then there is a small chance that the motherboard and graphics card will be damaged.

The higher probability is the power supply and network card.

First try to see if the power supply is broken.

1.Disassemble the power supply. See if there is a fuse in it (the same type and the same current value) 2Buy a new one and come back for a change.

It will be the motherboard and the graphics card.

After the lightning lands, the lightning current needs to be released, and the lightning current is very large to tens or even more than hundreds of kiloamperes, under such a large current, the surface will have a very high potential rise, even higher than the voltage of the high-voltage line.

For ordinary household users, lightning may hit the lightning rod on the roof of the building, released to the earth through the building, the lightning current is generally tens of thousands of amperes, even if there is a small resistance, it will also cause a high potential rise, so it is possible to string into the electrical appliances at home, break down the capacitance of the electrical appliances. In computers, capacitors are mainly distributed on the motherboard and graphics card, so they are the most likely to be damaged.

ps: If the thunderstorm conditions allow, unplug the equipment at home, and do not go near the water pipes or even walls of the building, this is not alarmist, safety first.

To make it clear, the whole unit was reported to be thundered. If the lightning breaks, replace the power supply or motherboard (it is recommended to buy a socket with a lightning protection safety device).

It's usually just the power supply that's broken, and the rest doesn't break very much, unless it's artificial.

Motherboards are burned, and memory burns are more common.