> I'm already using a 3 pin plug. Would anyone know what's causing this?
>> Has my power adapter turned faulty?
>>
>>
If you have access toa multimeter you could probably check it yourself.
I believe it must due to the AC current due to improper earthing. The 3-pin
wont matter, if your earthin
Ankur,
I believe this more of a earthing problem rather than the Power Adapter.
Have you tried connecting it at other places, I also experienced the same
thing but when I would connect my laptop in office where apparantely the
earthing was fine, I didnt feel any electric shock
On Sun, Oct 10,
On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Ankur Sinha wrote:
> Of late, I'm receiving electric shocks from the points of my laptop.
> I've googled and it appears to be a grounding issue. The common solution
> is to switch from a 2 pin plug to a 3 pin plug that has an earth pin.
> I'm already using a 3 pin
Hello,
This is not linux related.
Of late, I'm receiving electric shocks from the points of my laptop.
I've googled and it appears to be a grounding issue. The common solution
is to switch from a 2 pin plug to a 3 pin plug that has an earth pin.
I'm already using a 3 pin plug. Would anyone know
