[citation][nom]Zappattazz[/nom]1} Hi, last night I unplugged my laptop from its charger,Do you always leave your laptop plugged into the charger....forever???2} carried it downstairs,Uh, you suddenly thought your laptop was afraid of being upstairs???3) and placed it on the wood floor of my living room.You just like to place the laptop in the middle of the floor occasionally???4) I heard a loud popping sound and the room immediately filled with smoke while the laptop hissed and sizzled. It died down, I pushed it with my foot, and it stared hissing again. There is a large scorch mark on my floor.If it had started popping and smoking, why did you leave it the house??? Logically, most people would remove it from the house! If it is emitting smoke, why did you take the time to take a picture???5) It goes without saying, I am glad the laptop was not on my couch ...or in an airplane.It goes without saying, that if was burning and smoking, it would be incredibly stupid of you to put it on your couch! If you're in an airplane, the flight attendant would have smacked you for using it in flight and besides you would have it plugged in anywhere so it wouldn't have overheated in the first place!![/citation]
1) Lots of people unplug their laptops, its a real pain in the ass when you have to drag it around with you, thats why laptops have batteries.
2) She carried it downstairs. Well I have typed away on sites whilst watching TV before now, and maybe her TV is downstairs?
3) Placed it on the wood floor. Good idea to stuff fibres getting it the airvents, aren't we advised to do this anyway? Maybe she was lying on the floor, i've seen it done, it's not so far fetched.
4) It hissed and popped, yes, she poked it with her foot and didn't throw it out the window, also she took a picture for the same reason people keep disposable cameras in their glove box to aid insurance claims.
5) Good thing it wasn't on the couch, well I can assume it wasn't burning before she placed it on the floor. If she had placed it on the couch and then it had set on fire the house could have burned down.