wireless speakers interfere with Internet connection
After facing the problem for more than two weeks of frequent connection problems wireless internet on my laptop, which ultimately concluded that the problem is due to my wireless rearspeakers HT-Z520 is causing the problem.
This is only a guess, I'm not sure about the conclusion.
I believe that the wireless speakers work in very different frequencies. I am not having knowledge about details of the wireless speakers, but need to know or solution for the wireless speakers interfere with Internet connection problem.
Re: wireless speakers i nterfere Internet connection
Yes you are right on the node that wireless speaker are working on different frequencies. But if you are using devices such as a microwave, wireless LAN Card, Bluetooth equipment,
or any other device that uses the same frequency (2.4 GHz) near the system then surely will face some disruption due to interference.
The only thing I can suggest is to find the FCC ID of the wireless module.
Re: wireless speakers i nterfere connection Internet
I think it is expected that at some point some of the devices in the same band interfere with each other. I have read about 11 more or less often channelsused in the 2.4 GHz band can be used only if they are reliable until March 1, 6 and 11, which is to spread as much as possible to minimize duplication / bleeding and therefore interference. Maybe you could try to change channels on the wireless LAN adapter or wireless speakers. If nothing else uses the 2.4GHz band should not be no reason for your Wi-Fi and speakers could not coexist.
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I was thinking of buying one of the Samsung theater systems with wireless rear speakers but I am very concerned I could face the same problem, because what is described in previous answers on the microwave and the corresponding frequencies. I really like this system and wanting to buy it but before I need to clear my doubts about this issue.
Re: wireless speakers interfere with Internet connection
I also had the same problem but now found the solution to that is the wireless speaker which is the root cause of the problem. Most people suggested to change the transmission channel routers but that has nothing to do with the frequency of the speakers or the router.
I was faced with the interference on channels 1, 6 and 11. There are some routers on the market that can be used as an option to 5GHz.
I confirmed the problem by turning off the stereo and in the result, my wireless network suddenly the good works.
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