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@cybersean ... no i cant create any more distance now they are 20 cm apart<br />
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@Darr247 ... its <br />
plugged directly into the USB port....
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@cybersean ... no i cant create any more distance now they are 20 cm apart

@Darr247 ... its
plugged directly into the USB port....

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i combined all proposed solutions and now its ok..<br />
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thanks
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i combined all proposed solutions and now its ok..

thanks

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I have problem that im connecting to wireless network using wifi usb adapter which is cousing my speakers to make that iritating sound like when GSM phone is close to speakers...<br />
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is there a way to solve this or how can i make this little bit less unpleasant??
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I have problem that im connecting to wireless network using wifi usb adapter which is cousing my speakers to make that iritating sound like when GSM phone is close to speakers...

is there a way to solve this or how can i make this little bit less unpleasant??

How to resolve inteference between usb wifi adapter and speakers

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