I have been having a few stability issues with my WinXP HTPC lately (Tualatin 1ghz celeron/TUSL2). When I take the computer upstairs to diagnose the problem I cannot replicate them. The only differences downstairs are this:
1. Computer is plugged into a different outlet
2. Computer is using a RF keyboard/mouse instead of a wired one.
3. Comuter is connected to receiver via SPDIF.
4. Computer is not plugged into network.
The keyboard is a BTC 5090 and I did not load any of the software that came with it.
So when I take it back downstairs I'll try a regular keyboard and mouse and if it still crashes I'll run an extension cord and try again. Basically I'm just wondering if anyone has ever had a Keyboard or mouse cause their system to be unstable.
1. Computer is plugged into a different outlet
2. Computer is using a RF keyboard/mouse instead of a wired one.
3. Comuter is connected to receiver via SPDIF.
4. Computer is not plugged into network.
The keyboard is a BTC 5090 and I did not load any of the software that came with it.
So when I take it back downstairs I'll try a regular keyboard and mouse and if it still crashes I'll run an extension cord and try again. Basically I'm just wondering if anyone has ever had a Keyboard or mouse cause their system to be unstable.