Really strange and specific, I hope to never encounter this :D
Thanks for sharing!
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Really strange and specific, I hope to never encounter this :D
Thanks for sharing!
I've had computer crashes from a bad outlet, glitching the power going into a USB-C dock. I suppose that the complicated protocol between my laptop and the hub leaves a lot of room for bad state to spill into the PC.
I'm surprised that it's also a problem coming directly off of the power brick too. The power circuitry already has to deal with instantly cutting back to running from the battery at any time anyway, so what's the difference if it happens a millisecond after switching to wall power?