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Electrical Interference!!!
T
I figured out the cause of ALL my issues <3Electrical Interference FTL...Anyone else ever have an issue because of Electrical Interference?
L
I'd be very surprised if there's sufficient EMI in your apartment to cause an issue.
T
Replying to #2
All my issues are GONE. o.0
And EMI is?
L
electromagnetic interference.
T
Replying to #4
Just Google'd it :P
BTW...Can it make you sick? If so, then it is VERY likely to have had sufficient EMI. o.0
L
Replying to #5
that's a matter up for debate, some people say it can but theres no scientific proof of it.
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If you were to include the color spectrum into the debate it could have some interesting topics to reconsider:Like anything below or above the average colors could have a small effect on the person if they were to be regularly exposed to the source of radiation...I am relating this idea to radiation theory...since all of light is some kind of radiation even electricity.
L
electricity isn't radiation. EMI is actually magnetic radiation generated by electrical activity.
B
how does his interference cause you issues?
what kind of issues?
curious cat is curious
T
Replying to #9
Not clue, but it did. :P
Replying to #9
Screen flashing, crashing, not reading all the RAM, not shutting down right, etc....
T
So the Lenovo Laptop wasnt faulty then
T
Replying to #11
Correct. :P
Though it seems I still have some issues...Same ones as I have had, but a LOT less often now that we've removed quite a bit of stuff from the apartment. o.0
BTW, I know it's a locational thing now, because it works PERFECTLY at school, but not at home. :(
D
theunderling · #11So the Lenovo Laptop wasnt faulty then
hehehe...
never heard of EMP causing problems with my gadgets... i never even heard of EMI anywhere except here which cause gadgets to berserk. Is there a gadget to know the levels of EM in your house?
Mostly, my problem in my house is the materials used that hinders wifi signals from being received
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