Put electrical tape on the mounting holes of the case and make a small hole for the screw to go in. Should stop conducting electricity.
Im not sure I got that one. My case has a flat bottom plate that attaches to it with 4 screws through the bottom. Should I put the electrical tape outside or in between the case and the bottom plate?
You can take it apart and check whether there are any metal elements from the PCB contacting the case.
I has a USB-C that could totally be in contact with the case. But those should be isolated right? Isnt that basic?
I’ve been in many threads discussing this. Sometimes electrical tape helps, but it’s just the nature of the game. I have dozens of boards that I shock myself on in the winter when it’s dry. Here’s my final solution... I keep a lightning cable attached to my computer with the end by my keyboard. I touch the tip of it before I sit down and let it shock me.
I’ve even shocked myself on an old Chicony board from the 90s.
Think about it. You can shock yourself on the kitchen sink. It’s nothing to do with power. It’s just static discharge from your body
I think you are right but for some reason I got much more from the keyboard than anything else. Ill try that though, lightning cable connected via USB to the computer and the lightning end free to shock you, is that it?
If by "shock", you actually really mean tingling felt when sliding your finger across the keyboard's case then the case might be connected to the ground wire in the USB cable.
If the keyboard has a USB socket and that socket is in contact with the case, then that could be it.
No, it's a literal shock that makes noise. It has a USB-C port.
