Josh222, Have you tried sending file that you have md5 checksums for so that you can verify once they have been transmitted to see if here has been any damage? That way you can verify the integrity of the files on the receiver end. I have 2 programs I use for this kind of thing. raylin.wordpress.com/.../md5-sha-1-checksum-utility www.winmd5.com Presuming the images are sent within tcp packets they should be checked by the receiving client to ensure the tcp packet payload was not damaged in transmission. Im thinking if you were seeing interference from the hardware you would get transmission errors and the files would not show up at all(broken image icon) after all the transmission retries had been exhausted. Good luck! Matt
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