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[FurryNutz]

maybe some interferences causing it to kick down to B mode or the router is reporting the connection incorrectly.

Can you move the router or PC farther away from each other to test? Say 10-15 feet and see?

Ensure your wireless drivers on the PC are up to day and that the properties of that wireless adapter are configured to allow for N modes. I've seen some drivers default to B mode only or G and not allowing N mode. Refer to the Mfr support site for information for your wireless adapter for that.

[femrilu]

My Killer Networks Manager says this:



So it might be my router forcing my connection down to 11b?

[FurryNutz]

What happens if you test with single mode G then single mode N?

[femrilu]

single mode g: also 11b

single mode n: 11n with rather low Mbps for that standard.

I tried to setup my DIR-615, but I can't connect via LAN or WLAN, so I went back to the DIR645

[femrilu]

Ok N-Only also results in b

[FurryNutz]

Seems like something on tue router doesn't like your device or your device isn't working right

[femrilu]

Any other way to see which one is causing the problems? I can't connect to my DIR 645 :/

[FurryNutz]

Try setting channel width from 20 to auto 20/40mhz. Then turn off HT20/40 coexisitence under advanced/advanced wireless and use single mode N and test...