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That wouldn't work for me due to the fact that I use D-Link "Super G" mode
which uses as I understand it channel bonding using ALL available channels.
Using super G mode my router is locked to channel 6, but in fact uses all
channels. If I turn off the super G I can choose any channel but loose out
on the performance side.
This is something I have learned to live with, with the phone interference,
by not getting to close to my wireless router.
I just posted to let people know that sometimes the phone takes the
interference and NOT the wireless network. My phone has NEVER interrupted my
wireless network.
Maybe this is because I use a pure D-Link wireless environment, but I don't
know this for a fact.
"WLW" <WLW@EZine.Com> wrote in message
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>> Am I the only one experiencing this?
>
> No, it's a common problem.
>
> Tell the phone to switch channels. There should be a button on the phone
> to make it change channels.
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> "TW" <twilckenATmsnDOTcom> wrote in message
> news:OB2eLVzMFHA.2384@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>>I have a 2.4ghz Uniden phone and a D-Link DI624 router and D-Link cards
>>for all computers on my network, and I have found that it's the PHONE that
>>accepts the interference, but the phone doesn't seem to cause any problems
>>with my network. In fact, my network causes problems with my phone instead
>>of the phone causing network problems.
>> The closer I get to the router the louder the static is on the phone.
>>
>> Am I the only one experiencing this?
>>
>>
>> "Jim Seifert [MSFT]" <jimsei@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:eCU7dEYMFHA.244@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>>> I've found 900mhz cordless phones to coexist very well with a/b/g
>>> wireless networks.
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>>> "JoeT" <noway@today> wrote in message
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>>>> OK anyone who has 2.4GHz phones knows they tend to knock the wireless
>>>> cards offline right? My question to the masses is this:
>>>>
>>>> Do the newer 5GHz phones have the same effect or are they a good
>>>> alternative to the 2.4GHz phones?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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