Best guess is that your router chose a channel automatically that your device doesn't like. The allowable channels for 5Ghz WIFI differ in different countries. A hardware vendor may choose a limited set of supported channels to avoid having to create country (or region) specific drivers.After last night my 5Ghz internet is no longer available to connect. The 2.4Ghz is still working but too slow than usual.
The 5GHz was usable before yesterday night, but something went wrong for no reason and the 5GHz become unavailable suddenly till now.Best guess is that your router chose a channel automatically that your device doesn't like. The allowable channels for 5Ghz WIFI differ in different countries. A hardware vendor may choose a limited set of supported channels to avoid having to create country (or region) specific drivers.
Go into the router and manually change the 5Ghz channel to 36 or 42. Some channel around 40. See if that fixes it.The 5GHz was usable before yesterday night, but something went wrong for no reason and the 5GHz become unavailable suddenly till now.
Should I restart both router and modem together, my roommate is afraid of after rebooting, our internet ganna become inactive; especially during coronavirus Spectrum is mostly likely not ganna helping.Have you restarted the modem/wifi router? ie - pull the power cord for a full minute and then plug it back in?
Thanks. But it doesn't have the number you list. The 5G channels are 149, 153, 157 and 161.Go into the router and manually change the 5Ghz channel to 36 or 42. Some channel around 40. See if that fixes it.
That is is interesting. The chnanels around 40 are allowed world wide. I have never seen a router that didn't support them.Thanks. But it doesn't have the number you list. The 5G channels are 149, 153, 157 and 161.
Go into the router and manually change the 5Ghz channel to 36 or 42. Some channel around 40. See if that fixes it.