Wireless Networking causing Audio Stuttering in Windows Vista

[djavionics]

1) Rant at yourself for not creating backups

2) How can a fix which has nothing to do with the soundcard affect the soundcard? It changes the wireless config, and nothing to do with the sound config or drivers.

3) How about taking a few lessons in how to conduct yourself around others?

Because when wireless adapter is enabled the sound begins to stutter! The point is I never had problem with the sound if I disable wireless network adapter in Device Manager but now I have! A computer virus that damages hardware? this is one of these! I am DJ & Producer and a sound glitch when recording is totally unacceptable. Luckily the stuttering bug is present the firsts 10 minutes and then it almost disappear but every 4, 7, 3, minutes one stuttering happens. I hate you and i hate realtek soundcard!! And I am from Argentina, greetings!

[djavionics]

So you seriously think enabling and disabling the autoconfig on your laptop has damaged the soundcard? You'll also notice that the entire post is about a problem that happens on Vista 64bit, not XP SP2, so why did you think it'd would fix whatever issue you had?

In short, running the batch file hasn't caused you problem. Now, how about a nice mug of calm down juice?

The bat files damaged the realtek onboard soundcard. Never had problems before, but now I have, disabling wireless network adapter doesn't work anymore, sound stuttering is present for 10 minutes then it disappear but randomnly a sound glitch happen. The sound stuttering is present under Windows Vista and XP Sp1, Sp2, Sp3, etc. It happens when the wireless network is enabled in device manager.

[Funkstar]

And I am from Argentina, greetings!

Is that supposed to make it ok to insult people?

That is not acceptable behaviour on these forums.

This has been reported.

regardless of that, there is nothing in those two commands that would damage hardware. They are documented windows command lines in an easy to run form. This cannot damage your hardware, something else is wrong with your system.

[MadduckUK]

I hate you and i hate realtek soundcard!! And I am from Argentina, greetings!

funniest post of the day by miles

[matty-hodgson]

I hate you and i hate realtek soundcard!! And I am from Argentina, greetings!

you need sectioned, mate!

[this_is_gav]

Because when wireless adapter is enabled the sound begins to stutter! The point is I never had problem with the sound if I disable wireless network adapter in Device Manager but now I have!

Ever stopped to consider that something else might be causing it? There are such things as coincidences. If there's a sharing of resources or interference between your soundchip and wireless controller, a simple batch file, where the commands have been in Windows all along, isn't what has caused it. It seems to be quite a common problem though: Google

Again, it's no 'virus'. It's a command which has been in Windows all along. It isn't even remotely possible for it to change settings on your soundcard, let alone damage it.

On my new system I get a static sort of noise from my ASUS Xonar DX when listening through headphones, but I know it's interference, I think from the CPU or 8pin motherboard power lead, through the case front-panel connector, which has to run past them.

[djavionics]

Ever stopped to consider that something else might be causing it? There are such things as coincidences. If there's a sharing of resources or interference between your soundchip and wireless controller, a simple batch file, where the commands have been in Windows all along, isn't what has caused it. It seems to be quite a common problem though: google.co.uk/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=wireless+realtek+audio+interference&btnG=Search&meta=]
Again, it's no 'virus'. It's a command which has been in Windows all along. It isn't even remotely possible for it to change settings on your soundcard, let alone damage it.

On my new system I get a static sort of noise from my ASUS Xonar DX when listening through headphones, but I know it's interference, I think from the CPU or 8pin motherboard power lead, through the case front-panel connector, which has to run past them.

Some hardware damage is present but i could fix it in sound performance settings, sound hardware acceleration a 3/4 levels...

WHY HAVE YOU REPORTED ME?? YOU ARE BADD PEOPLE!! )= I AM NEW AT THE FORUM.

[Funkstar]

WHY HAVE YOU REPORTED ME?? YOU ARE BADD PEOPLE!! )= I AM NEW AT THE FORUM.

Because you language and attitude are unacceptable. We are not bad people and I am not a bad person, but throwing insults around like you have been will earn you a ban from here.

Being new is not as excuse.

[matty-hodgson]

djavionics, have you ever had any trouble making friends?

[djavionics]

Because you language and attitude are unacceptable. We are not bad people and I am not a bad person, but throwing insults around like you have been will earn you a ban from here.

Being new is not as excuse.

Hey! I didn't insult! "damn", "bastard" are not, I didn't say "son of a b..." and the like so DON'T BAN ME!!! And I am from argentina I didn't know that was an insult...

[djavionics]

djavionics, have you ever had any trouble making friends?

Nope, I'm very friendly, do yo wanna share Alphazone, Pulser, Unknown Source, Plastic Angel music with me? I have some...

[Funkstar]

Hey! I didn't insult! "damn", "bastard" are not, I didn't say "son of a b..." and the like so DON'T BAN ME!!! And I am from argentina I didn't know that was an insult...

Telling people you hate them multiple times isn't insulting?

Look, I sugest you calm down a little. How about starting a brand new thread in the Hardware section of the forums detaling your problem to see if anyone can help you with it.

Oh last thing, just a piece of frindly advice, have a read of the forum rules. I'm nat saying you are so don't take it the wrong way, but sharing music that is under copyright is not allowed on here.

Hope to see you areoung these forums more

[Guy]

As Funkstar said, saying you hate someone surely not the best way to go about things?

[this_is_gav]

Some hardware damage is present but i could fix it in sound performance settings, sound hardware acceleration a 3/4 levels...

Hardware damage might be present, but not from this. It isn't possible. Not unlikely - impossible.

[Agent]

I am DJ & Producer and a sound glitch when recording is totally unacceptable. Luckily....I hate you and i hate realtek soundcard!!

A DJ & Producer using a Realtek card? That alone made me giggle

Either way, your soundcard hasn't been broken by this. And as you can't conduct yourself in a reasonable manor I'm closing this.

If you're really not here to just troll, open a new thread and drop the rudeness.