Question Peripherals and others thing disconnecting when something is turned on ?

[LORYT699]

Hi,
Strange thing as in title. When I turn something on in my house connected to the power line (Italy so that should be the same as Europe), my peripherals turn off/on like in a matter of ms and not only them, also the tv that actually is a monitor placed next to my pc and plugged in the electric socket next to the pc one restarts.

I don t understand how and why, I mean my pc is totally fine but only usb and tv monitor restart.
Is something wrong with my electric sockets or something like that?

I tried to see if the power line was ok with a thing that tests volts, amps, watts and Hz. and all is fine with that (I remember 220V and 50hz).

Has anyone that actually had a similar experience knows what it could be?

 

[Ralston18]

This:

"my pc is totally fine".

That may not last long.....

Very likely some electrical issue has developed and you should have the electrical system inspected by a qualified electrician.

Electrical problems can be intermittent and test okay but then later things can really go bad.

Especially if the whole house is being affected.

 

[LORYT699]

This:

"my pc is totally fine".

That may not last long.....

Very likely some electrical issue has developed and you should have the electrical system inspected by a qualified electrician.

Electrical problems can be intermittent and test okay but then later things can really go bad.

Especially if the whole house is being affected.

yea I know, but my dad actually doesn't think it's an actual problem so he's not gonna call an electrician.
To make him call someone I have to prove to him that there is an actual problem and a name for the problem, then he will call someone.

Btw thanks for the answers anyway.

 

[Ralston18]

Google "Signs of a failing electrical system" and then revise the search criteria to focus on more specific symptoms as applicable.

Examples:

https://www.tingfire.com/home-safet...MI57_c_I_K_wIVCbjICh1W3wXfEAAYASAAEgJjnvD_BwE

https://www.ul.com/insights/8-signs-you-may-have-problem-your-electrical-wiring

https://www.familyhandyman.com/list/silent-signs-your-house-has-a-major-electrical-problem/

Keep a log of events.

 

[LORYT699]

Google "Signs of a failing electrical system" and then revise the search criteria to focus on more specific symptoms as applicable.

Examples:

https://www.tingfire.com/home-safet...MI57_c_I_K_wIVCbjICh1W3wXfEAAYASAAEgJjnvD_BwE

https://www.ul.com/insights/8-signs-you-may-have-problem-your-electrical-wiring

https://www.familyhandyman.com/list/silent-signs-your-house-has-a-major-electrical-problem/

Keep a log of events.

Thanks a lot, but I probably got it.
Thanks God we have also technology so I asked to chat gpt what it could be and it seems to be a defective light switch is causing peack of low tension in the whole house, infact there is just a main electric wire that then become the singulars sockets.
Tomorrow probably I will get some news or a confirm, but an half confirm I already got infact my usb hub do not disconnect if is powered directly by the pc.
Anyway I will change that switch so I will go to a professional that will ask my answare.

Again thank soo much for your time

 

[Ralston18]

Good that you have narrowed things down.

However, be very wary of "chat gpt" answers.

Many answers are very generic and some are wrong and other answers even dangerously wrong.

Get that electrician.

 

[LORYT699]

Good that you have narrowed things down.

However, be very wary of "chat gpt" answers.

Many answers are very generic and some are wrong and other answers even dangerously wrong.

Get that electrician.

I do know A LOT, but it can give some neat idea on what it could be