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2010-06-28
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2010-06-28
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2010-06-28
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2010-06-28
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2010-06-28
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this happens to me too. Normally after a visit to youporn.com whilst wearing a wolly jumpa
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2010-06-28
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2010-06-28
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Yesterday I had booted into Windows 7 64-bit, usually I use Linux, but occasionally play games in Windows, and decided yesterday to install the new version of the Ovi Suite.
I was also doing some virus scans, because my comptuer has been doing odd things lately.
Anyhow I left my N900 plugged in all night so it could charge. This morning I went to pick it up and it shocked me twice. It was a very low voltage shock, but was... well shocking
I unplugged the usb cable from the computer, and it no longer shocked me at that point.
I will say that I wasn't using the Nokia cable, I've been using the same cable that came with my Logitech mouse, which has worked perfectly for months. I also had plugged it back in to test it again and didn't have the problem.
Just wondering if anyone else has ever had this.
slaapliedje