Will I get an electric shock from my computer by the end of the year?
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My laptop hasn't given me an electric shock in a while. This could just be a little shock of static electricity or an actual sustained shock. Either way, this market resolves YES in those cases. I have a Dell XPS 13 Plus I bought last year.
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@firstuserhere The power cord I got with the computer broke I think. Basically, it wasn't grounded anymore so it gave me a shocks of static electricity every time I used it when it was plugged in. In the end, I took another one and that fixed the problem.
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