noise on playback when move mouse wireless

[nunziata]

Hi, I noticed that the wireless mouse movement make noise on playback ,
which do you think is the problem?
maybe logitech wireless drivers?
or a irq conflict?
how can I solve this problem?

[siriusbliss]

yeah, check for IRQ sharing between maybe wireless (USB port) mouse and graphics card.
Get the Scope cards as isolated as possible.

...and please post your system specs for better support.

G

[nunziata]

but how can I change irq??
there is a way by regedit??

you knows my specific pc:
asus p5w dh intel chip 6600 2,4
ram team group extreme 4gb
controller scsi ul5d atto dua channel pcie 4x
3 hard disk scsi 15000 rpm
1 sata 1 tera
video matrox p650 128 mb pci.e
2 scope dsp professional 30 dsp
scope 5.02 cubase 5.1
windows pack 3 professional
thank

[siriusbliss]

but how can I change irq??
there is a way by regedit??

you knows my specific pc:
asus p5w dh intel chip 6600 2,4
ram team group extreme 4gb
controller scsi ul5d atto dua channel pcie 4x
3 hard disk scsi 15000 rpm
1 sata 1 tera
video matrox p650 128 mb pci.e
2 scope dsp professional 30 dsp
scope 5.02 cubase 5.1
windows pack 3 professional
thank

http://www.helpwithpcs.com/upgrading/ch ... ttings.htm

Greg

[nunziata]

If you do have a conflict and need to change an IRQ setting:
Right click on the device in the list (see above), and then select properties.
Click the Resources tab.
Remove the tick from the Use automatic settings option.
Select a non-conflicting configuration from the pull down box.
Click OK
You may find you cannot manually change your IRQ settings (the Use automatic settings will be greyed out), this is usually related to the ACPI function used by Windows XP.

To resolve conflicts with PCI or ISA cards, try manually setting them in your motherboard's BIOS, or try a different slot for the newly installed device. You will usually find that by changing the slot you will change the IRQ channel as well.

but no manually change becouse use automatic

[garyb]

there's no changing irqs. you can move the card to another slot or disable unused devices to save irqs...

[nunziata]

already done

[erminardi]

I think that could be a cheap USB engineering inside your motherboard (bad circuit isolation, this because USB manage power line coupled to data line), all that U can do is to buy a PCI or PCIe USB2 (or better 3) interface and put it into your computer.
Then plug your USB mouse into this new board.
Or if your mouse allows this, plug the USB to mouse serial port adaptor and try in this way.
I had same problem with Plugiator connected with USB port.

[nunziata]

Hi, i have solved my problem. thank in advance

[garyb]

that's great! don't be selfish. tell others how you solved the problem.

[nunziata]

I removed video card and graphics acceleration mode 'writing thereof.
thanks

[erminardi]

cool, well done
how do you have switched off the acceleration mode?
Simply with the control panel/videosettings/problem resolution/hardware acceleration -> min?

[garyb]

that sounds like the video card is not working properly. when you disable accelleration, the cpu and system memory are doing most of the video work.

a bad power supply has often been a culprit as has sytem grounding in mouse noise in the past.

[nunziata]

for erminardi : yes like this
for garby : seems to me the good choice and the result
thank

[Cochise]

This sounds like RF interferences from GPU. I wouldn't think they can propagate up to the converter and then to the amp/speaker system, but... Does graphic card is very close to audio hardware?
I guess you already checked grounding... or not?
Can you record the noise and post an mp3? Maybe I had similar issue...

[nunziata]

I repeat the pci card and Matrox P650 and 128 m in another slot sli pci card act act ultra 320. lowering the graphics acceleration, however the problem seems gone.
thank