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I can hear noise when using my wireless connectionI'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When
connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? Perhaps one of these can help:
http://www.ericisgreat.com/tinfoilhats/index.html Show quoteHide quote "Radek" wrote: > I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When > connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all > the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? very funny ;)
Show quoteHide quote "NaNu NaNu" wrote: > Perhaps one of these can help: > http://www.ericisgreat.com/tinfoilhats/index.html > > "Radek" wrote: > > > I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When > > connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all > > the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? NaNu NaNu wrote:
> Perhaps one of these can help: What are you hearing this noise on? Wireless PCI adapters don't have > http://www.ericisgreat.com/tinfoilhats/index.html > > "Radek" wrote: > >> I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When >> connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all >> the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? speakers. -- Lem MS MVP -- Networking To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
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"Lem" wrote: I can hear it in my speakers.> NaNu NaNu wrote: > > Perhaps one of these can help: > > http://www.ericisgreat.com/tinfoilhats/index.html > > > > "Radek" wrote: > > > >> I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When > >> connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all > >> the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? > > What are you hearing this noise on? Wireless PCI adapters don't have > speakers. > > -- > Lem MS MVP -- Networking > > To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer > Radek wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > If you hear noise in your speakers, most likely it doesn't have anything > "Lem" wrote: > >> NaNu NaNu wrote: >>> Perhaps one of these can help: >>> http://www.ericisgreat.com/tinfoilhats/index.html >>> >>> "Radek" wrote: >>> >>>> I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When >>>> connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise all >>>> the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? >> What are you hearing this noise on? Wireless PCI adapters don't have >> speakers. >> >> -- >> Lem MS MVP -- Networking >> >> To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer >> > I can hear it in my speakers. to do with your wifi network. This is a little surprising, because even inexpensive computer speakers are usually shielded to prevent just this sort of thing. What kind of speakers do you have, and how are they connected to your sound card? I would suspect other sources of EMI, such as nearby power lines, fluorescent lamps, or other electrical equipment. Can you narrow it down by turning off various things until the noise goes away? There is, however, one category of "wireless" devices that I do know to cause audible interference -- BlackBerry. -- Lem MS MVP -- Networking To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer "Radek" <Ra***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Happens on some appliances. Switch to another or do what most humans do and news:9070B6F4-FDF1-41FE-B018-BA764020DF48@microsoft.com... > I'm using Sitecom Wireless Network PCI adapter 54G WL-115v2 #2. When > connecting to network I can hear a background, like radio frequency noise > all > the time. Its very annoing. Could you please help me? ignore it because after a while you wont hear it. In my case, the noise relates mostly to the heat of the item. When not hot, it doesn't make the noise. Maybe a desk fan running on your appliance may help if heat causes your noise. 
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