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I fixed my problem after doing some research.
1. if you have windows XP do the following:
2. click start, control panel, network connections, right click on the connection (i.e. wired, wireless connection, etc)
3. UNCHECK QoS Packet Scheduler
4. Then reboot and it fixed the problem.
5. Worked on my computer and my parents who have XP, also.
6. good luck!Well, after some research I was able to fix my problem and thought I would share with others.
1. My fix for sound was as follows, if you have windows XP, click on start, control panel, network connections, then right click on the connection you use (i.e. wireless connection or wired depending on your particular setup, I have a wireless router so I had to right click on it), left click on properties, look for the QoS packet scheduler and UNCHECK IT, reboot your machine and it then it worked!!!! I also called my parents and walked them through these same steps as they have Windows XP also.2. If you have a software firewall that can pose an issue also. However, I have windows firewall and have MSN messenger as an exception and it works fine. I have a friend who had to open certain ports. Sorry, but I don’t know about that technical side. My fix worked and I am problem free!!!
b_atkinson wrote:I just got a Logitech pro 4000. have wireless router (linksys). have xp home. Norton antivirus and windows firewall that came with new hp pavilion zv5340us laptop. I can get video but audio is sporadic. I am using wep encryption for router. any thoughts. sometimes audio will make it out but I have yet to have audio go both ways. All 3 parties have Logitech 4000 pro and high speed Internet.
Thanks,
Brad
