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Arlen Baker
I had my original disk drives go out on me (yea, two at the same time...) so
I have replaced them with Maxtor 60 and 120 Gbyte drives.
Now, my Win TV card has a sorts of both visual and audio interference. It
is even worse when my hard drives are being accessed (e.g, search for a
file).
I have moved my Win TV card to other slots (both further and closer to the
disk drives). No difference.
I have moved the disk drives into different slots also, no difference.
Win TV support says to try a different video source, but I know my cable TV
is okay because when I hook up a TV, the audio and visual is okay.
Has anyone heard of disk drives causing this type of interference? If so,
how did you fix it (other than replacing the drives!!).
Thanks in advance
I have replaced them with Maxtor 60 and 120 Gbyte drives.
Now, my Win TV card has a sorts of both visual and audio interference. It
is even worse when my hard drives are being accessed (e.g, search for a
file).
I have moved my Win TV card to other slots (both further and closer to the
disk drives). No difference.
I have moved the disk drives into different slots also, no difference.
Win TV support says to try a different video source, but I know my cable TV
is okay because when I hook up a TV, the audio and visual is okay.
Has anyone heard of disk drives causing this type of interference? If so,
how did you fix it (other than replacing the drives!!).
Thanks in advance