how do you get rid of static?
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I know this sounds funny, but get some fabric softeners and rub them all over you.  It helps with the static electricity of clothes, but it can also help with general static electricity.
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I use static guard in a spray can...you can also keep a dryer sheet such as bounce or downey and rub it on your hand to prevent static electricity...especially at the gas pump
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Static electricity is caused by friction. When the air is dry like in winter there is more friction.
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Depents on the screen type you have.  If you have an LCD screen I would recommend staying away from Windex and glass cleaners.   For an LCD display you can find an anti-static spray at Office Depot and some Walmarts, use with a lint free cloth.  For CRT displays (old monitors) its ok to use Windex or glass cleaners.  I would recommend a glass cleaner over Windex because I've found Windex can leave a silicone type residue on a surface.   Also never spray directly on a screen, its better to spray the cloth so as to not allow over spray mist into the vents of the monitor.
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record a vcr tape on a channel with only static or"white noise" then put the tape back in the player and play it so your wathcing the statice, i wouldnt do it if i were you though
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It is called static electric.
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If you want you dns to be static, then uncheck automatically assign dns in your network connections.  To flush the dns use, ipconfig /flushdns
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Check your connections and make sure they are connected correctly.\n\nHow long did you have your speakers for?\nIts possible that you might need to get new speakers. All hardware has a life limit. Some just last longer than others. \n\nI can help you if you lost sound or if your sound card is not working correctly, but static speakers is a hardware problem.\n\nEdit: Hmm maybe its conflicting with another hardware. Do you have any webcams or mics attached to your computer? Try pulling the jack out and plug it in again. Remove any magnetic devices that might be screwing with your computer. TAke out any additional hardware and see if that helps, like a webcam or mic, etc.\n\nIs it both speakers? If its just one, maybe you can just mute one of them and just use the other one.
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EASY, \n\n1 turn the computer off.\n\n2. open the case.\n\n3, touch the bare metal to discharge any static that you may have.\n\n4. unplug the powercord from the back of the computer.\n\n5. take the screw out of your old sound card and remove card. save screw.\n\n6. Put New card into slot and replace screw.\n\n7. Replace cover, and plug in.\n\n8. load cd that came with your sound card, and install drivers.\n\nPrice for a 5.1 sound card is around 15.00 to 25.00 depending on Brand and place you purchase.  I would not pay more than 50.00 in a retail store.
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Stress can do many things, but static electricity I do not think is one of them.  There is most likely a low humidity level in the environment and your home.  Get a cold humidifier, use lotion to keep your skin less dry and even put a very tiny amount in your hair to keep it from being a static cling magnent.  Keep a fan going also to keep the air moving.  The air tend to become more eletrical when the air is stagnant.
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check out Audio Cleaning Lab by Magix\n\nwww.magix.com
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You can definitely build up enough of a static charge to damage electronic components. The usual procedure is to work on a grounded surface and connect yourself to it with a wrist strap. Lacking that, wear cotton and touch the computer chassis to ground yourself before touching any circuit components.
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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
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I am sure you knew that it was static.... but the thing is that you cant keep wiping that screen everyday right ??\n\nthere is something that is causing the lint build-up in your room.. get rid of that culprit and try vacuuming the room thoroughly.\n\nYou should only be needing to wipe the screen once or twice a month.\n\ni hope you find that lint culprit ! let me know ight ??\n\nDon't forget to check the lint bag for the washing machine.. it might be full  or torn.\n\n('',)\npeace!
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Static can be a serious nuisance in the processing of analog recording media, because it can attract dust to sensitive materials. In the case of photography, dust accumulating on lenses and photographic plates degrades the resulting picture. Dust also permanently damages vinyl records because it can be embedded into the grooves as the stylus passes over. In both cases, several approaches exist to combat such dust deposition. Some brushes, particularly those with carbon fiber bristles, are advertised as possessing anti-static properties. Also available are handheld static guns which shoot streams of ions to discharge static on records and lenses. Static electricity is a class of phenomena involving objects with a net charge; typically referring to charged objects with voltages of sufficient magnitude to produce visible attraction, repulsion, and sparks.\n\nNatural electrostatic phenomena are most familiar as an occasional annoyance in seasons of low humidity, but can be destructive and harmful in some situations (e.g. electronics manufacturing.) When working in direct contact with integrated circuit electronics (especially delicate MOSFETs), or in the presence of flammable gas, care must be taken to avoid accumulating and discharging a static charge.\n\nNote that the presence of electric current does not detract from the electrostatic forces nor from the sparking, from the corona discharge, or other phenomena. Both phenomena can exist simultaneously in the same system.
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Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\nGo to your c drive windows prefetch delete all but not layout, switch off you modem and leave for 5 Min's and then switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's.\nThis will clear a lot of junk and speed up your pc and should solve the problem of HTTP.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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Sounds like you might have a static charge problem.  Do you have something you could use as a grounding strip?