Anarticle in a recent Consumer Reports says that routers can interfere
with some cordless phones. If you can't replace the phone, they suggest
changing the phone's frequency. I have two cordless phones, one from
Radio Shack, and a GE. Neither interferes with the router. The trouble
is that I can't remember the frequency of either model.
At 09:57 PM 9/25/2005, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a question about wireless internet and cordless phones. Now I have
a 5.8 mhz cordless phone and for the last couple of days every time some
gets on the phone I lose my connection. This didn't use to happen when
someone uses this phone but now all of a sutten it knocks me off the
Internet. Do you this the channels changed in the phone or my wireless
card on my laptop? Does this happen with the wireless routers?
Otis Blue
otisblue@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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