Question about wireless

Can a signal from a wireless router (used for a laptop) interfere with
another pc located in the same room?
The pc in the same room does not have an internet connection nor does it
have a wireless adaptor installed.
The pc is one I built, and when I delivered it, it behaved very badly as if
the OS had somehow been corrupted.
Sometimes it won't boot (black screen) or boots and the mouse behaves
erratically or does not respond and
it's the same for the keyboard.
I took the pc home with the intent to reinstall the OS, but when I plugged
it in, it worked fine/perfectly.
It seems to me that the router signal being used on his laptop has no way to
effect this pc but I have to ask.
Has anyone come across this type of thing before.

The system I built:
ASUS Mobo : M3N78-AM
AMD Phenom 9500 Quad core
Nvidia Gforce 8800 GS

In article <yTqrl.24945$cu.22252@news-server.bigpond.net.au>,
"Mickey Mouse" <out there@inthevoid.com> wrote:

> I took the pc home with the intent to reinstall the OS, but when I plugged
> it in, it worked fine/perfectly.

Sounds like a loose card got vaguely "re-seated" in the move?
--
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with a giant halfwit on a dark deserted street.
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On Mar 4, 1:22*pm, "Mickey Mouse" <out th...@inthevoid.com> wrote:
> Can a signal from a wireless router (used for a laptop) interfere with
> another pc located in the same room?
> The pc in the same room does not have an internet connection nor does it
> have a wireless adaptor installed.
> The pc is one I built, and when I delivered it, it behaved very badly as if
> the OS had somehow been corrupted.
> Sometimes it won't boot (black screen) or boots and the mouse behaves
> erratically or does not respond and
> it's the same for the keyboard.
> I took the pc home with the intent to reinstall the OS, but when I plugged
> it in, it worked fine/perfectly.
> It seems to me that the router signal being used on his laptop has no wayto
> effect this pc but I have to ask.
> Has anyone come across this type of thing before.
>
> The system I built:
> ASUS Mobo : *M3N78-AM
> AMD Phenom 9500 Quad core
> Nvidia Gforce 8800 GS

totally agree with warren, some hardware problem which got fixed in
transpotation, check all the cables and if the same problem persists
then try another motherboard
as far as wi fi router is concerned , it cant create any problem on a
pc which is not having wi fi connection.

"Mickey Mouse" <out there@inthevoid.com> wrote in message
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> Can a signal from a wireless router (used for a laptop) interfere with

> effect this pc but I have to ask.
>
> The system I built:
> ASUS Mobo : M3N78-AM
> AMD Phenom 9500 Quad core
> Nvidia Gforce 8800 GS
>
>

Since you said "but I have to ask"....
tit for tat, i have to ask why mickey mouse wants to be wireless? :)

"Peter Pan" <pponvistaNOSPAM@MarcAlanNOSPAM.Info> wrote in message
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>
> "Mickey Mouse" <out there@inthevoid.com> wrote in message
> news:yTqrl.24945$cu.22252@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> Can a signal from a wireless router (used for a laptop) interfere with
>
>> effect this pc but I have to ask.
>>
>> The system I built:
>> ASUS Mobo : M3N78-AM
>> AMD Phenom 9500 Quad core
>> Nvidia Gforce 8800 GS
>>
>>
>
> Since you said "but I have to ask"....
> tit for tat, i have to ask why mickey mouse wants to be wireless? :)
Me thinks Peter is spending too much time with Tink!