It's just weird!

[+ sync]

I'm curious to know if anyone else is experiencing the same issue.  Just lately all of my electronics, TVs, laptop, smartphone, printer have been behaving as if they are autonomous.  The TVs turn on/off at random.  One of the TVs also changes channels on its own, the smartphone responds or not randomly, and now the printer won't accept changes in the paper size.  Thus far, my house phone has remained true.

Perhaps I'm just going round the bend and should focus on enjoying the trip.

                  

[Nue2thegame]

Wave to us. We’re watching from the TV set. 

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2 minutes ago, Nue2thegame said:

Wave to us. We’re watching from the TV set. 

Aha!  I knew it!

[samhexum]

Alexa, please call the men in the white coats...

 

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5 minutes ago, samhexum said:

Alexa, please call the men in the white coats...

 

White coats after Labor Day?  Tsk, tsk.

[+ EVdude]

17 hours ago, sync said:

Just lately all of my electronics, TVs, laptop, smartphone, printer have been behaving as if they are autonomous.  The TVs turn on/off at random. 

Mars in retrograde?

[+ Pensant]

Perhaps your house needs to be exorcised? Poltergeists?

[+ Cash4Trash]

Before exorcism check the whereabouts of your ex-boyfriend who lived with you and that you dumped 2 years ago. Giving him only 3 days to get out and keeping his dog probably led him to doing this. You should have changed the locks. 

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1 hour ago, EVdude said:

Mars in retrograde?

I'll consider it.  If there is any one person to be affected, it would be me.

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1 hour ago, Pensant said:

Perhaps your house needs to be exorcised? Poltergeists?

Hold the exorcism, I have a lot of questions.

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13 minutes ago, Cash4Trash said:

Before exorcism check the whereabouts of your ex-boyfriend who lived with you and that you dumped 2 years ago. Giving him only 3 days to get out and keeping his dog probably led him to doing this. You should have changed the locks. 

Who talked?

[wsc]

I live in apartment building and at one time was convinced a neighbor was maliciously ringing my doorbell at random times. The doorbell was wireless and had a battery powered pushbutton mounted on the outside door frame. There were three available frequencies labeled A, B, and C, selected in the ringer unit and controlling the activation frequency from the pushbutton unit. Turns out a neighbor had some device (like a remote control) that used the same frequency as my Frequency A and would literally ring my chimes every time they used their device. I switched to Frequency C and the problem went away.

So, do you live in an apartment building or have nearby neighbors? Are your misbehaving machines remotely controlled (over-the-air transmitted signals)? Do have any new neighbors who moved in just before your troubles started? You might contact the seller from whom you purchased one your problem machines and explain the difficulties you're experiencing. They may be able to offer solutions.

In the alternative, have you recently pissed of a gypsy queen, in which case, you're just done.

Edited 21 hours ago by wsc
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