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Novice

Jun 29, 2013

802.11n symbol with A6200

I was wondering if there is a particular symbol for 802.11ac connection in windows... I can connect up to 866.5Mbps but windows is still showing 802.11n is it normal?

Tutor

Sep 08, 2013

AppleCat293 wrote:
To get descent speed and consistent link speeds, I had to flash my router to an older version, from R6300-V1.0.2.68_1.0.49 to R6300-V1.0.2.38_1.0.33. It didn't matter what adapter I used, A6200 (2 different ones), WNDR4100, AE3000, or the AE2500.

AppleCat293 wrote:
To get descent speed and consistent link speeds, I had to flash my router to an older version, from R6300-V1.0.2.68_1.0.49 to R6300-V1.0.2.38_1.0.33. It didn't matter what adapter I used, A6200 (2 different ones), WNDR4100, AE3000, or the AE2500.

See this thread:

http://forum1.netgear.com/showthread.php?t=87143