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How to eliminate phone static caused by wireless internet?
I have DSL through the phone company. I have filters on all my phone jacks. Periodically the phones get really staticky. If I disconnect the wireless internet adaptor it goes away, but then no wireless internet... With my old computer I could restart the modem and it would go away (thereby showing that the filters are not defective, which is the only suggestion I get from the phone company.)It would come back after a month or so. My new computer doesn't have the "restart modem" option. It's getting truly annoying. One of our two phones doesn't work at all right now. What can I do to get rid of the static? I'm wondering if I just should get a new wireless adaptor....
This has been going on, in this instance, for over a week, during which time I have done numerous shutdowns. It didn't do anything. Also if I unplug the DSL, it goes away but comes back as soon as it's plugged back in....
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You may want to turn off your computer, or disconnect the Internet temporarily.
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You mean a cordless telephone? definite. instantaneous b and g use 2.4GHz so if your telephone is two.4GHz too, there will be interference. To scientific care that, you should return the telephone and get a 5GHz telephone.
