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RBRE960 - wireless connection from bedroom pc to orbi goes way down in speed
I’m having troubles getting my bedroom PC to connect to the orbi’s with consistently high speed. I use a 6E wireless card. The TP Link AXE5400 When everything is working right, the card pulls down ...
Glad you got it working. Please mark your thread as solved so others will know. Be sure to save off a back up configuration to file for safe keeping. Saves time if a reset is needed.
https://kb.netgear.com/000062080/How-do-I-back-up-the-configuration-settings-on-my-Orbi-WiFi-System
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Dop you mean the Archer TXE75E? The AXE5400 is a speed, no a model.
Do other devices have issues? Thats where I'd start. If its just one device with issues, I'd be looking closer at that device and its driver/settings versus the router.
You're right - it's the TXE75E sorry!
I did have one incident where my iphone 14 pro got the same lower connection. But I haven't had any more troubles with the phone after changing channels per my service ticket advice. It's just the one device having issues - my wireless PC.
I did reset my PC the other day, but that didn't seem to take care of any issues with the internet speed. Now I have another issue on the PC - app and browser won't load. So I may have to do a fresh install and start over.
I saw the driver is the intel wi-fi 6E AX210 160mhz, the driver for the TXE75E
If/when I do a fresh windows install, and I still have troubles, is channel 69 the only channel that would work for 6E? Would changing that channel help in any way?
Thanks!
Do you have the separate 6Ghz SSID enabled or just connecting to the main WLAN SSID signal? FYI, 6Ghz signal is on the main WLAN SSID broadcast as well. Or you can enabled the separate 6Ghz SSID broadcast.
You can try other channels but 6ghz doesn't broadcast as far (plus 6ghz is a lot more rare right now) so its doubtful to have any interference.