Power
This week, the History department learned that in order for a power supply to work, it has to be plugged in both to the power socket on the wall, AND to the socket on the back of the laptop.
This week, the History department learned that in order for a power supply to work, it has to be plugged in both to the power socket on the wall, AND to the socket on the back of the laptop.
Sounds like you work at one of my schools! I’m a technician, too. For my sins.
And to think that these people are educating our kids….
That’s what I would call an excessive air gap error.
“There are an excessive amount of air between the plug and the socket.”
It must be that new wireless power technology….