Will this interfere with my wireless computer network?
1065332
I have wireless computer network, wireless uverse tv, wireless devices throughout the house, and so far, have not seen any problem using these headphones with all other devices.
992184
I don't have this particular product, but I have another microsoft wireless keyboard. As far as interfering with your wireless network, I wouldn't worry. This is not a high bandwidth device, so even if it did interfere with your wireless transmission, you are not likely to notice any significant changes. You are more likely to notice it in the other direction -- that is, wireless network interfering with your keyboard. That being said, Microsoft has a pretty solid lock on stable wireless technology. Xbox 360 controllers and their wireless keyboards and mice are pretty resilient to interference. They must have some kind of buffering built into the devices themselves and some way to verify transmitted data like the Transmission Control Protocol does on the internet. Whatever it is, it works. And this is coming from a guy who sees interference in my Logitech mouse from my wireless network. Not with my Microsoft keyboard though.
1324568
We have not had any problems with static from the wireless network or anything else. We have had two of them going at the same time for several months now. That is definaltey not a complaint I have.
13786
I have not noticed any interference with the wifi. The only type of interference I've noticed is the signal will go out when the monitor is in the vicinity of the microwave and it is turned on.
876499
I have not experienced any problem with interference with my wireless internet.
979688
I"m not quite sure. But since it has it's own bluetooth receiver - that means it has an address to head to (like IP address)... it might not interfere with any other device.[I'm saying this coz I'm using Vista with bunches of bluetooth devices, including keyboard, and no interference seems to occurred.]
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I wouldn't know as I have only one of them, but I assume that there would be no conflict. The device simply locks onto the nearest wifi signal and amplifies it accordingly. That's its sole purpose, and I don't imagine there would be any issue with transmission or reception of such a signal, since it uses the electrical wiring in your home to connect to the router, but again, I only have one device, so I can't say with any real certainty what the effects are.
527888
I have not seen any interference on my other equipment. I have used my radio, computer and tv w/remote.
1623631
No but in most routers there is a setting for "wireless isolation". This would separate off all clients from each other.
1727327
I am going to say neither, because it is designed to only connect your network via wired or wireless. The unit has USB port to allow you to take normal usb devices such as drives and scanner and share them over your network. It isn't made to accept incoming wireless signal from a computer and grant access to the network.
762421
No I used my wifi on my kindle fire to adjust the camera so no it does not interfere with wifi.
1751382
Yes. Just don't plug it up to a switch on the network or else you'll have an additional IP to worry about.
384255
Yes, you'll just have to turn off the on board wireless connection if your computer has one.
1338831
No. This will provide a computer with a wireless (WiFi) connection to a wireless router or access point.
2180598
Yes, at least with my router. I tried moving the transmitter as far as 20 feet away and it was still a problem. It even interfered with my 2.4ghz wireless keyboard.
1090424
I have a wireless network with wireless printed and several devices. I have never had a problem, or at least noticed one, with it interfering with my home wireless network.
1974520
I have not had any problem with the microwave interfering with this router.