Speaker is making noise when using internet

Asked By Alex367 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/15/2011

When I use my wireless MODEM my speaker making noise.

What should I do.

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Answered By Roger582 0 points N/A #115457

Speaker is making noise when using internet

Your speaker is well known brand. When you use net your speaker disturbs.That's because you use wireless MODEM. Wireless MODEM works in magnetic way. And there is a big magnet in a speaker. Sound also come out in magnetic way.

They attract each other and it makes noise. The low price speakers make much noise. And high quality speakers don't sound much. To get rid of this, you may do 2 thing. Keep away your speaker from the Modem, you can keep it far from Modem by placing your speaker other sides of your PC. Or, you can change your speaker.

You can buy many speakers such as:creative,nansin, microlab etc. All are gd company.

So I hope you have got your answer.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #115458

Speaker is making noise when using internet

So you are also a mobile modem user just like me. I also experience that when I’m using my 3G mobile broadband USB modem. Usually, the speakers emit annoying feedbacks because the mobile modem is using GPRS frequency (General Packet Radio Service) to connect to the internet. The speed of the traffic is quite slow when you are using GPRS.

Change the setting of your modem and use 3G or HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access). 3G and HSDPA is a much higher range frequency and will not affect the speakers to emit continuous feedbacks compared to GPRS which is the signal used in regular mobile phones.

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