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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-825 => Topic started by: explorer on January 25, 2009, 09:26:33 PM
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I set up my router wireless settings for 2.4GHz Band and 5GHz Band and I save the settings. I'm trying to connect my XP and Vista computer to find my network name for 5GHz Band its not showing up I can only see 2.4GHz which is working fine. The only problem I'm having is I can't find my network for 5GHz Band, I've updated the router for the latest firmware and It won't help.
Any Idea regarding this issue? Thanks!
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Are both SSID's the same or different for the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands? Also what wireless adapters are you using?
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Do the clients (laptops) support 5 Ghz band?
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All of my computer is supported the 5Ghz and I set the wireless setting with different network name.
It only picks up 2.4GHz not the 5GHz which I want to use.
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Your computers can do both bands. Do you have that band set for N only in the router? Are those computers G only clients?
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Sometimes the client software will pick up 2.4ghz before the 5ghz because the 2.4 has a much better signal.
Are the SSID's the same?
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If you have Intel chipset, install the Intel ProSet software. You can set specific 2.4 or 5 preference.
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How can I check if my computer is compatible for 5GHz band?
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Just find the MAKE and MODEL of your wireless network card and look at the manufacturer's site for the specs?
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*smack*
Did you not just say your computers are compatible with the 5Ghz band? And now you ask how to check if they are?
5ghz not supported. guaranteed.
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how can you guarantee that? most HPs come with an intel card that supports ABGN.
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HP has some wireless adapters that of the N part "disabled." I had one laptop that could have came with a ABG_ adapter instead of the more useful ABGN version. Even first level support of HP was confused.
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what?
I don't follow