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netgearA7000 nighthawk AC1900 WiFi USB Adapter - USB 3.0 - can't connect to this network
trouble shooting steps confirm that wifi network & access points lists the 5g & 2g SSIDs. List of visible access point(s) List of visible networks: neither 2G nor 5G connect and get the sam...
michaelkenward thanks for checking. yes it's windows & yes it showed on device manager. not sure if you got a chance to review the troubleshooting log that lists the wifi network & access points. in any case, rebooting the router and re-attmepitng to connect worked a-ok. thanks again for taking the time to review & respond.
Like I said, it isn't easy to follow your first message with its "telegram" writing style.
Take the first "sentence":
trouble shooting steps confirm that wifi network & access points lists the 5g & 2g SSIDs.
What does that mean?
What is this "wifi network" what are these "access points".
Do other wifi clients play nicely with the local wifi?
It sure sounds like a Windows thing.
Does the adapter work on a different device?
Have you looked at this thing in Device Manager?
michaelkenward thanks for checking. yes it's windows & yes it showed on device manager. not sure if you got a chance to review the troubleshooting log that lists the wifi network & access points. in any case, rebooting the router and re-attmepitng to connect worked a-ok. thanks again for taking the time to review & respond.
nguser9 wrote:
in any case, rebooting the router and re-attmepitng to connect worked a-ok.
That's good. An easy one for a change.
It is all too easy to get sucked into complicated troubleshooting. First try the simple things.
nguser9 wrote:
not sure if you got a chance to review the troubleshooting log that lists the wifi network & access points.
You probably need a degree in network engineering to understand that stuff.