snowkilts
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Hi,
Does anyone know of something in Vista that could cause ping delays at precisely 60 second intervals?
I am trying to use this device to wirelessly stream audio from my HP DV6000 series laptop running Vista Home Premium to external speakers. At intervals of precisely 60 seconds, I'm getting a significant audio disruptions.
Continuous pinging of the router produces responses at 1 ms, but every 60 seconds, 4 or 5 responses jump up as high as 250 ms. I'm using a Linksys WRK54G router, but I've eliminated that as the cause of the problem, since my other laptop (an older Toshiba running XP) does NOT experience the same delays while pinging the same router. Also, the Vista PC does not have delays when connected to the router via a cable.
This leads me to believe that something in the Vista laptop is causing ping delays every 60 seconds. Does anyone know what this might be, or have any suggestions as to how to track it down?
Thanks!
Does anyone know of something in Vista that could cause ping delays at precisely 60 second intervals?
I am trying to use this device to wirelessly stream audio from my HP DV6000 series laptop running Vista Home Premium to external speakers. At intervals of precisely 60 seconds, I'm getting a significant audio disruptions.
Continuous pinging of the router produces responses at 1 ms, but every 60 seconds, 4 or 5 responses jump up as high as 250 ms. I'm using a Linksys WRK54G router, but I've eliminated that as the cause of the problem, since my other laptop (an older Toshiba running XP) does NOT experience the same delays while pinging the same router. Also, the Vista PC does not have delays when connected to the router via a cable.
This leads me to believe that something in the Vista laptop is causing ping delays every 60 seconds. Does anyone know what this might be, or have any suggestions as to how to track it down?
Thanks!