Brian Capouch wrote:
Robert Geller wrote:
At this point, I'm thinking that it could be a matter of bad cabling
or something. The Cat5 cable that's running the 8 or so feet from my
PC to my router is homemade by me, and many people do report problems
with homemade cables. I may not have made it exactly right, or the
untwisted segment may be longer than 1/2", which supposedly causes
distortion and interference. Perhaps I ought to run out and buy a
couple factory-made cables to test the difference, if any, between them.
I had a problem with the precise behavior you describe in your earlier
mail.
For me, the solution came when I discovered that my Ethernet card and
my sound card were sharing an interrupt.
I moved the Ethernet card around until it got a different IRQ, and the
problem vanished instantly.
YMMV.
B.
Wow, very interesting. Thank you so much! BTW, regarding YMMV, did you
have a separate, dedicated sound card? I don't -- it's integrated into
my motherboard. Would this still apply? Of course, there are still ports
in the back for in, out, and a mic, so it may still apply, but my
Ethernet card is way down on the second-to-last PCI port, so would this
still apply?
Again, thanks very much for your support, and if you think this may
still apply to my setup, I will definitely try what you recommended.
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