[Wizzard~Of~Ozz]

As for the Linux only thing...... (Walks around the room scratching his head and falling down for a few minutes) Linux is a fast OS and Windoze is chock fulla bloatware, right? Maybe Linux is executing instructions at a faster rate, somehow, causing something else in the system to operate more quickly, thus causing the internal frequencies (and subsequent RF) to change, creating the Linux-only phenomenon? Heck, I don't know, I'm groping

This whole thread is too funny, MS os' don't run executions any slower, they just execute a bunch of rubbish in the middle.

as for the problem, have you tried unplugging your speakers from the computer? it could be a low frequency produced by the speakers (actually sound card w/ bad drivers) does the cat's collar run on batteries? or is it only magnetic.

also check the ground connection of your computer.


Best of luck.

I think this would be a great question for any tech support =] tho you'ld get a lot of "what? sorry cat doors aren't