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[lotacus]

If you have clients that dont support the 40mhz band then leave it at auto.

[RobNyc]

Dont know if my 2 Laptops support 20 or 40.
So I have it on Auto I suppose.
I thought the reason of 5ghz was because 2.4ghz gets some connection lost because of cellphones and other electronics stuff. So then what?

[Reinvented]

It depends on the adapter that is inside of them.  If they are Intel ones...ie 3945ABG or lower, then no...it won't.

Anything higher than that will support 40Hz bands.

Do not use 5 GHz indoors.  It's not very good, PERIOD.  2.4Ghz is the sweet spot.  Use higher up channels, and disable auto channel scan to manually select.  Best channels are either 1, 6, or 11.

You should start your own topic, since you aren't the OP.  And you haven't quite told us what your problem was.

[ARand]

I had the same problem, but cured it by turning off Wi-Fi Protected Setup.

Try this:

Go to the router console, and click Advanced tab.
On the left-hand list of categories, click Wifi Protected Setup
On the right-hand pane, uncheck the box that reads Enable.
Save your settings.

Know that turning off WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) will not affect your password protected network as secured by WPA, or WEP.   I use WPA with AES just fine with WPS disabled, and the odd "deauthentication" errors simply vanished.

Good luck!