How 2 avoid 'static' when touching something?It's almost on anything.?
117106
Remain grounded is the basic rule. Static electricity arises due to the rubbing of charge inducing material and later they get seperated without discharging.\nFor e.g. while in the car as you sit and drive, your dress is rubbed with the seat cover and gets charged up along with the car. Now when you get out of the car. You carry just one of the charge and the car has its opposite charge. Thats why it you are hit by static when you touch it. How to avoid it? 1. Spray the anti static on your clothes and car seat, this would minimise the charging up of the material. 2. Keep grounded. While you get off the car keep touching the metal part of the car as you get off. This way you are discharged.
191204
Static electricity.  Just connect yourself to a ground and you'll be OK.
598365
Yup, I think it is normal. Do you have a manual for the instructions? You go see if there's something there about well, the static from your guitar. And I think its coming from the guitar. Good luck :)
241894
Static means it stays in one place and mobile means it moves around i think
248658
static grounding I believe
103339
ahlain, try clicking anywhere on the taskbar, and while clicking.. keep dragging it to the bottom, then when u reach the bottom, let go of the mouse, stop dragging, that should return it the way it should have been.
844
If you've built up static charge on yourself and want to get rid of it, then you need to safely discharge it in a way that doesn't hurt. The best way is to touch a non-sensitive part of your body (like a knuckle) to something that's grounded (like a water faucet).\n\nMore info on static electricity is available at the links below.
883302
First you have to know "Static electricity" is not electricity which is static. \n\n"Static electricity" is all about charge-imbalance, and it has nothing to do with charges at rest. "Static electricity" was misnamed.\n\nWhen we scuff our shoes upon a rug on a dry winter day, our bodies typically charge up to a potential of several thousand volts with respect to the ground. In physics this is a well-known fact, and is easily verified by meter measurements. Touch a grounded object, and a spark will leap between the object and your fingertip. This kind of electric spark can only exist when a high voltage is present. The tiniest spark requires about 500 volts. Big, nasty, painful sparks require lots more voltage, up to several thousand volts. But even when no sparks are jumping, there is still a high voltage between your charged body and the ground, and your charged body is surrounded with an invisible electric field.\n\nThere are many way you can eliminate it, Refer to this web you can will able to know.\nhttp://www.school-for-champions.com/science/staticcont.htm
246952
Dryer sheets really help to reduce static electricity oin your clothes.\nthis sounds silly, but a flat-headed thumb tack through the inside of your shoe facing down so that the tip points down when you're standing up helps with build up when you walk.\nGetting your car properly grounded helps with getting shocked coming out of your car (that's most popular with me)
117482
Sounds like either your mouse is faulty or it was static. If it happens regularly when you touch your mouse then it is a fault and you should get a new one. If it hasn't happened since that day then it was probably static.
298999
Yes because I've seen it in action and everyone sees it in action everyday. There is no way for me to touch something witout it touching me back. The object i'm applying a force to   can only apply the same force back to me.
1031121
I think we all have the capacity to suffer static. But since we are not all exposed to the same environment and we don't do the same things, then of course not everyone will have that problem.
944281
+ve charge on one, -ve on the other....static electricity
114658
Get a magnet and try it.\n\nRead the last sentence of the link below:
130225
use a soft cloth like the one you got with the psp or you might check the psps laser cause it might be dirty
946508
I call it proper punishment.\nIf you touch something and get grounded, you probably shouldn't have touched it. Didn't momma teach you not to touch things that don't belong to you?\n\nYou're discharging a static electricity charge from your body to ground. \nAs you walk around your shoes build a static charge on your skin. If the humidity is low your body doesn't discharge the static as readily as it would if it were more humid.\nWhen you touch something metal your body is discharging the energy back to earth.
835799
It's static electricity. They do have some sprays as well that you can spray on your clothes to control static electricity in your clothes. It might help. Moisture in the air will also help.