ews2k wrote: > I took it to the office this morning and all was fine for about 2 hours > before the dreaded rushing noise again, from both the amplifier > connected to the Touch as well as the Touch's built-in speaker. Again > the only way to kill this was to unplug the unit from the power source. > > I then tried to "refresh the wifi network" (or whatever it was called) > and this resulted in no wifi connection at all. > > Drastic measures were called for: I first tried a factory restore using > the advanced settings menu, this solved nothing. I finally tried a hard > factory restore (holding the button at the back of the unit above the DC > connector in while restoring power) and happy days - the wifi now worked > after re-entering my password. The Touch played happily with no problem > after this at the office and ditto at home - no more buzzing. There was > one minor glitch where the Touch rebooted itself stating there was a > system error, would I like to send it to Logitech for evaluation - which > I did. But still working nicely after it rebooted itself. > > I am pondering whether the 'rushing' sound was not possibly caused by > data getting into the audio stream? Imagine the sound when standing in, > around or under a waterfall - this is what it was doing. > > Still keeping fingers crossed but at the same time feeling far more > confident that the problem has been solved. :) > > > -EricThe Touch doesn't have a built in speaker.
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