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toage   09-27-2008 at 07:21:51 PM

just installed a wireless network on a asus pk5-e wi fi board using wi fi solo sending to dlink dir 625 router. this is in my home with the two being 18 feet apart. The problem is I have an analogue t.v. with rabbit ears in the path and it seems like the t.v. is being interfered with by the network signals. Is this possible? Any thoughts (not digital t.v.) on how to remedy.

Thank you for your input.

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fihart   09-28-2008 at 11:20:49 AM
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Well, electronics especially wireless of all types can interact. More relevant, do you have a video sender or cordless phone near the computer or router as they operate on wifi frequencies and will affect you speed and reliability.

Frankly, if my computer was a mere 18 feet from the router, I'd use an ethernet cable -- faster and much less problematic.

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