Anyone have ghosts activating electronics?

a reply to: Anyafaj

My God, that's awful! What an angry looking being. I can remember seeing things outside my window when I was a boy but nothing that bad.

a reply to: Anyafaj

It's crazy but while I was drawing it, I got the sense that he was native american. This is even before I read that you mentioned it in this thread.

freaky

originally posted by: Anyafaj

originally posted by: wtbengineer
a reply to: Anyafaj

Yeah this is the first and only real issue I've had with my phone for just about 2 years. Yesterday it might as well have been a brick, or a paperweight. Wouldn't turn on or do a thing. Then after coming back to life mysteriously last night it hasn't missed a beat. Just like nothing was wrong. It doesn't make sense electrically, it's like it just went on vacation.

And maybe strangest of all, when I found it on last night I didn't have to turn it on, it was just on.

I had that happen to two laptops. They turn on partially to a white screen and that's it. They're essentially bricks now. Damn electronics. And it was an apartment that had a lot of weird stuff happen. Wallets missing from the bed, then show up on the bed 20 minutes later after my ex threatened to get a priest to exorcise the house. Stuff like that. Toys playing by themselves in the middle of the night, the phone recording, the "Bad Man" outside the window that looked like a Mohawk Indian.

Switch them on, holding down the f8 button at the top of the keyboard, a screen should come up with a windows recovery menu. Get it to check the "start up" its on the menu. If you want to do a compete recovery, hit that switch, but you will have to load everything again. Just thought I'd mention it as I have had the same problem.

Used to live in a flat as a stuent in a shared house in Derby, a city known as the most haunted place in the UK. Anyway lots of funny things happened , windowns all open when you came home, gas cooker turned on, taps all on etc. Lots of people have these things happen especially in the north of the city as it was built on the old medeival burial grounds as the city expanded. Also something to do with the energy line grid laid over England, so some believe.

Anyway electronics wise, something used to turn out tv onto channel four, bear in mind this was the mid nineties and the tv was old bush button from the 80's, also it used to turn the said channel from colour to black and white Quite a funny place to stay, bit unnerving at times but living with other young people it was also entertaining

Another house was haunted by a horse, honest you could hear its hooves smashing on the stairs. This wasn't in Derby though. Being a 19 year old I got a girl back and it was all going well, flatmates away for the weekend, just me and this girl. Thing is every time I startedd removing her bra there was a wolf wistle above our heads Strange but true

originally posted by: Midnight13
a reply to: Anyafaj

It's crazy but while I was drawing it, I got the sense that he was native american. This is even before I read that you mentioned it in this thread.

freaky

I thought you did an amazing job creating him for me. I want to thank you again.

originally posted by: anonentity

originally posted by: Anyafaj

originally posted by: wtbengineer
a reply to: Anyafaj

Yeah this is the first and only real issue I've had with my phone for just about 2 years. Yesterday it might as well have been a brick, or a paperweight. Wouldn't turn on or do a thing. Then after coming back to life mysteriously last night it hasn't missed a beat. Just like nothing was wrong. It doesn't make sense electrically, it's like it just went on vacation.

And maybe strangest of all, when I found it on last night I didn't have to turn it on, it was just on.

I had that happen to two laptops. They turn on partially to a white screen and that's it. They're essentially bricks now. Damn electronics. And it was an apartment that had a lot of weird stuff happen. Wallets missing from the bed, then show up on the bed 20 minutes later after my ex threatened to get a priest to exorcise the house. Stuff like that. Toys playing by themselves in the middle of the night, the phone recording, the "Bad Man" outside the window that looked like a Mohawk Indian.

Switch them on, holding down the f8 button at the top of the keyboard, a screen should come up with a windows recovery menu. Get it to check the "start up" its on the menu. If you want to do a compete recovery, hit that switch, but you will have to load everything again. Just thought I'd mention it as I have had the same problem.

It wouldn't do it. Yeah I tried. What ended up happening was my ex never secured our wifi, two doors down from us lived a pedophile who apparently was using our wifi to download child porn. My ex was on his desktop and I was on my laptop and I was watching TV and we get a knock on the door. He answers it and there was 10 Sheriffs, and 25 local cops at the door with a warrant for every electronic we owned, including our cell phones. So they took it all, they asked my daughter is my ex took pictures of her with her clothes off, I told the Sheriffs what happened to me as a child and that if my ex had, you can bet he's be dead and not standing 25 feet away talking to their colleague. We told them about the pedophile two doors down. What do the local morons do? They go and ask the pedophile if WE were pedophiles. Hey I got an idea, don't surveil him or anything. After the local morons leave, the pedophile takes out his hard drive and leaves his tower on his porch. I get both laptops back, from the "best techs in the world" according to the local moronic police chief to find the partition which held the recovery had been removed. MORONS! So now I can't start my computer, either of them, and I can't do a recovery on them either. The local morons turned my computers into paper weights but according to the chief, the techs are better than the ones at Quantico.

originally posted by: Anyafaj

originally posted by: Midnight13
a reply to: Anyafaj

It's crazy but while I was drawing it, I got the sense that he was native american. This is even before I read that you mentioned it in this thread.

freaky

I thought you did an amazing job creating him for me. I want to thank you again.

No problem

I fell asleep on my sofa and noticed the tv was on but it was all quiet. I found the remote and turned up the volume setting. I thought this is weird, still no sound even though the tv shows volume going up. I turned the channel back and forth and suddenly the sound was blasting away. I never had the sound on my tv mute itself while I was sleeping before. The remote was sitting on a table. Even weirder was that the channel somehow got muted without showing mute on the screen. I think I have friendly ghosts.

The powerwasher....
So its 330 am this morning and my wife and I are asleep and wake up to loud buzzing and dog going crazy over the noise.
So the noise seems to be coming from our back deck which we have french doors that walk out there. I go out those doors and look to figure out what's making that noise. I have been resurfacing and sealing deck over these past few days so some tools for that job are there.
It was my powerwasher turned on standing straight up with cords wrapped up against the deck wall. I still left it plugged in on accident because I had used it earlier that day.
I thought " oh damn, I left it plugged in and the power must have surged "and I'm half asleep and just trying to get back to bed.
We went back to bed just assuming it was a fluke.
So today I'm talking to my wife and she mentions the noise the power sander(which was also out on the deck) made last night. I corrected her in that it actually was the power washer but remembered the switch. The sander falling over and still being plugged in could turn on, but not the washer
Anyone who's had to use a powerwasher knows the water must be turned on full in order for it to work and also not burn the electric motor out. So even if plugged in which it had constant power anyways, you would still have to turn a stiff grey knob 90 degrees to initiate the motor to on. This safety feature is built in so you couldn't accidentally turn it on by accident if water pressure wasn't there.
So no foot steps or other noise noted last night.
Anybody else find this spooky?
Id post a picture of the knob but I cant for this post. It requires considerable strength and a large turn to activate.

Last December my Mother was dying, she was home in her bedroonm and was no longer conscious. The district nurse had arrived and had fitted a driver to her right upper arm (a small box that controls small doses of different drugs to keep her comfortable), she then requested that the care assistant attend to turn my mother to avoid pressure sores. They arrived and were in her room for such a long time (considering it was such a small task for them to do). After 20 mins l went to the room to see what was taking so long, and then they promptly left.

My brother went to her room for a visit and once he came down l went to see her, her lips were blue and she she had her tongue slightly protruding and that was dark blue. She had clearly died, my brother engrossed in his bloody mobile had not noticed.

We had her special hospital bed removed and reassembled her original bed. A couple of days later in the evening l was making up the bed, puting the bedding on it and l asked if the carers had, had something to do with her death, the overhead light violently flickered. I then asked if they had killed her, the light again violently flickered. It did not do this before l ask any questions, and did not do it again after.

a reply to: orionthehunter

You reminded me of an incident when I was about 17 or so. My parents' home had occasional incidents of 'spookiness' like objects missing, footsteps on stairs and landing and voices being heard in empty rooms.

On night in bed, I was woken by the TV turning itself on and then off; there was a crowd cheering. It was a couple of metres from me and the TV remote was next to it. I'm quite sceptical by nature (a doubting Thomas) and hauled myself out of bed to double-check I hadn't imagined it.

I turned the TV on and buttoned up to the second channel where there was a darts tournament and crowd cheering. It was interesting because it was an old Sony TV that defaulted to the first channel when turned on. It wasn't actually possible to go straight to any other channel without first going to the first.

As if it wasn't curious enough, the main TV in the living room would also turn itself on from time to time. It did it twice as I was going in with my breakfast.

Not saying 'ghosts!' Take out the ghosts and there were still the unusual occurrences of TVs suddenly turning on. It was obviously made more significant (to me, subjectively) by the humorous timing of entering the room.

hi is that the only thing that has happened have you tried taking photos at night babes x

My mum passed a few years ago.
My auntie used to get her door bell pressed at random points in the day and hear footsteps in the corridor, she would look through the keyhole seconds later and nobody was there. It's a straight corridor with a door into the stairwell at the end (the door is a fire safety door so it shuts slowly by itself). There was never anyone there and the door was always firmly shut.

Also, Electromagnetic and Electrostatic meters used in Paranormal Investigation are sometimes operated by actual touch, not just by entering an energy field. Electromagnetic field can effect electronics, and as far as I'm concerned, there is no limit to how much electromagnetic energy a "spirit" can gather or give off.

It's entirely possible your electrics can be manipulated by a spirit.

But it's also possible it's an electrical fault.