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<blockquote data-quote="IWT" data-source="post: 1827776" data-attributes="member: 83420">Which is exactly how my setup works.&nbsp; By a &quot;wired connection&quot;, may I presume you mean an Ethernet Cable from Router to iMac?&nbsp; That always provides a faster and more robust signal than WiFi, even if the iMac and Router are just feet apart.&nbsp; And I recommend you keep it that way.Of course, whilst that is a &quot;solution&quot;, it doesn't address the basic problem or problems.&nbsp; As far as I know, WiFi and Bluetooth (BT) work separately and a fault with one should not affect the other.&nbsp; Admin Dennis, came up with an interesting thought, but I've not come across a combined WiFi/BT card - yet!!&nbsp; Could be wrong.As regards your Sonos speaker(s) - how are they &quot;connected&quot; to your iMac?&nbsp; WiFi, BT?&nbsp; Is there any way you can connect them via USB cable?&nbsp; I ask because I have a Bose system which connects via USB.Ian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IWT, post: 1827776, member: 83420"] Which is exactly how my setup works. By a "wired connection", may I presume you mean an Ethernet Cable from Router to iMac? That always provides a faster and more robust signal than WiFi, even if the iMac and Router are just feet apart. And I recommend you keep it that way. Of course, whilst that is a "solution", it doesn't address the basic problem or problems. As far as I know, WiFi and Bluetooth (BT) work separately and a fault with one should not affect the other. Admin Dennis, came up with an interesting thought, but I've not come across a combined WiFi/BT card - yet!! Could be wrong. As regards your Sonos speaker(s) - how are they "connected" to your iMac? WiFi, BT? Is there any way you can connect them via USB cable? I ask because I have a Bose system which connects via USB. Ian [/QUOTE]

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