Elizabeth;

  This is a common occurrence, I used to play in a band
and once in a while some CB "skip" from a passing car would
boom out over one of the amps. Some of the techno-geniuses
on the list probably could tell you why. I always thought that
 the signal is just so strong that it uses any amplifier as a receiver.

 I don't have a cure for you other than trying a different soundcard
that might not be as sensitive to the radio signal.

Elizabeth Boston wrote:
>
> Is there any way to fix this?
> I installed a new computer for a local doctor's office. Now the
> neighbor's CB signal comes through loud and clear on the computer
> speakers. When they turn off the computer speakers, the signal
> interferes with the phone line. Turning the speaker volume down,
> or muting the volume on the desktop have no effect. According to
> the FCC this guy is within legal limits, and he doesn't seem to
> care that a whole doctor's office can hear his conversations.
>         The best suggestion I could come up with, was to plug headphones
> into the speakers. That would keep the signal from interfering
> with the phone line, and patients would not be able to hear, but,
> there must be a better way..
>         Thanks for any help.
>
>      Elizabeth Boston
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