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Yep, this is definitely the problem...the dreaded splitters hidden and lurching behind the drywall somewhere, and the splitters in my case aren't conveniently located in the wallboxes (faceplate wall connection housing), nooooewww...they had to make it impossible to get to and threw em down...

Wow, you guys are giving me some bad news, but at the same time saving my arse from a hair-pulling experience! Many, many thanks for that useful info as well! The final verdict: take the hit and do it right once and for all, ..I'm going to hire an electrician and wire this house up with brand...

Mike 500, Thanks! I'll try that! and let you know how it fared out. I might even take a crack at fishtaping to another location, but doubt that will be successful. In any event, hope I find what I'm looking for behind there......a blasted splitter. Many thanks for that specialized...

You're probably all right on the money here, but just now I eagerly popped the wall plate off only to find one of those new hard blue plastic receptacle housings/chambers that is nailed down behind the receptacle to the studs and placed before the drywall was hung, and there's no way that baby's...

Again, before this thread turns into page 2, can anybody help me on using pre-existing wiring that has splitters in the walls? I won't bring it up again, but worth a try before I hire a 'home wiring' specialist.

So.....????? How did you resolve this problem???? The exact same problem I'm having. To repose the question: How do you unsplit a split signal. This is driving me nuts. I have every reason to believe the original installer stuck splitters somewhere between 2 studs in my walls...ugghhh...

I've got a similar sort of question for anyone out there in the know. I've got an existing (Comcast?) cable line (A+B-pair) lines coming into my house which was likely Comcast installed. Now that the previous owners deactivated their account, it would be incredibly convenient to use these same...