Running the EIFLW5551 causes RF interference with my computers. Is there a way to stop fix this problem? Vic

There could be several reasons why your Sonos system is not working properly and the audio is not stable. Here are a few things you can try to fix the issue:

1. Check your internet connection: A poor internet connection can cause audio dropouts or interruptions. Ensure that your Wi-Fi signal is strong and your internet connection is stable.
2. Restart your Sonos system: Try turning off your Sonos system, unplugging it from the power source and plugging it back in after a few minutes. This may help resolve any software glitches that could be causing the issue.
3. Update your Sonos system: Check if there are any software updates available for your Sonos system and update it to the latest version. This may fix any bugs or glitches that could be causing the issue.
4. Check your Sonos speakers: Ensure that your Sonos speakers are positioned correctly and are not obstructed. Make sure they are connected to the network and functioning properly.
5. Check the network settings: Check if your Sonos system is on the same network as your other devices. You can also try resetting your router and Sonos devices to fix any network issues.

If none of these solutions work, you may want to contact Sonos customer support for further assistance.

test this steps and fix it. God bless you

Line noise is feeding in from the AC line. Use an AC liner filter to block the line noise. RF (radio frequency) interference is being picked up by the power line or wiring. Remove sources of RF interference, such as fluorescent lighting or wireless devices not designed to work with audio/video equipment. Wires between the components are on top of one of the components; the transformers are causing RF interference. Be sure that wiring goes behind the components rather than on top or between components. If there is an equalizer in use, there could be a ground loop. Ground loops can be resolved by installing GLI's (ground loop isolators) on the cables connecting to the equalizer.

Go to the router web UI and see if is there then grant access to it.

LOSING WIRELESS CONNECTION
Make sure the latestwireless card driver is installed in the computer.Locate the wireless routerhigher and away from concrete and brick walls, foil-insulated walls. Locate the wireless routeraway from cordless phones and microwave ovens these can cause interference.You could be gettinginterference from other wireless access points or wireless routers in yourarea. Check the wireless broadcast channels in your area, and select one thatis unused or one that has the weakest signal strength.

Hi. If the blaster is not responding for your Harmony 900 remote, it could be caused by RF interference. Usually power cycling the blaster fixes this, but since that did not help I would look for sources of interference. This can be anything from an RF baby monitor, microwave oven, wireless Internet router, cordless phone, or any other RF device. If you have any of these things in the room where you use the blaster, try moving them out and testing it again.


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Wireless audio devices are subject to interference. You are a SECONDARY user of the frequency band and hence must put up with being interfered with AND should you cause interference to a licensed service, you must cease using the system. You should try other channels on the unit to see if you can find a clear channel that will not drop out. At UHF frequencies, reflections and change of positions and surroundings can cause dropouts of a system like this. Plugging into a computer is SURE to cause problems as they emit nterference at a multitude of frequencies in operation. Best to NOT have a computer operating in the area of the receiver for this system. In the back of the manual of all of these devices and computers is a note for FCC complaince regarding interference... few read it... but you should as it is the official, legal, position about RF interference between services.

Here's what you need to do:

1. First, replace the batteries. Try to use regular batteries (only for testing).
NOTE: Do not put the mouse on the cradle or charge the mouse if you're using regular batteries.

2. Try to connect the wireless USB dongle in to different USB ports of the computer. If same problem occurs, try to use different computer and see if the same problem occur.

3. Make sure that there's no possible wireless interference near the computer. Like base of the cordless phone, cell phone, and any other wireless devices that are using RF signals. They might interfere with the RF wireless signal of your mouse.

If it behave the same thing on different computer, then you may need to contact the manufacturer for repair.

Thank you and good luck!

Often static is caused by RF or EM interference. The interference may be getting into the system though the power or telephone signal cable being near many other cables, or because the unit is situated next to a strong source of RF or EM field.

I recommend changing the location of your cordless phone, away from such noisy sources (microwave, router, DC charging adapters, computers, etc). Try the phone in an outlet that has nothing else on the circuit, if possible.

I hope that helps.

yes, you will need speaker wires

Replace the batteries (or charge the batteries if rechargable.) Also make sure nothing like a cordless phone, WiFi base station nor microwave is nearby. They'll cause interference with the wireless controllers.