Buffering Porblems from an XP machine in iTunes

Hi All,
My XP machine with not play over my airport express (connected to my stereo) without jolting every couple of seconds.
The Airport express is a client of another Dlink router.
The XP Pc is using iTunes 4.9.0.17
Can anyone suggest any possible solutions ?
thanks
mjharps

The easiest explanation to provide you with is that the quality of the wireless connection between your PC and the Airport Express is too poor to sustain a consistant data rate - this could be due to excessive range and/or interference.
Unfortunately, there are many people who experience this problem for whom the above explanation has been ruled out, yet they still cannot get it to work. For them, sadly, there is no solution.

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