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Sean Punch ([personal profile] dr_kromm) wrote2008-10-09 11:16 am
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BEM, MIB . . . or WLAN?

Either the Aliens are trying to send me messages over my stereo, my wife's computer speakers, and occasionally the little iPod speakers on my elliptical machine . . . or the Secret Agents are beaming coded signals from that van out front, but my Treadstone conditioning has failed. Or maybe -- I know, this sounds crazy -- all of these devices are somehow picking up garbage from my wireless network.

Has anybody ever heard of an 802.11g access point causing audible artifacts on random speakers around the house? I swear, it's freaky.

And if it isn't that . . .

[identity profile] roguebfl.livejournal.com 2008-10-09 04:55 pm (UTC)(link)
Try changing the channel that your g-LAN is using.

I had similar problems with my n-LAN and our microwaves (would loos connected ever time we nuked something) changed the channel changes where in the band you are using.

[identity profile] coyote6.livejournal.com 2008-10-12 07:39 am (UTC)(link)
IIRC, every cell phone I've owned has induced noise in computer speakers sometimes -- but never the wireless network (and the router is a foot from my dinky speakers).