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ravensrulz
Mar 08, 2020Guide
C6300V2 stopped displaying 5ghz SSID when scanning my networks
My Netgear Modem/Router stopped broadcasting my 5GHZ WIFI connections, on Primary and Guest networks. I've tried checking my network card, I go into GENIE and they are still shown as there, nothing ...
- Mar 16, 2020
plemans
Mar 09, 2020Guru - Experienced User
What is the 5ghz led doing on the router?
If you log into the router (not through genie) but through the browser, what is it showing for the 5ghz network? is it enabled, what channel broadcasting on, what's all going on for it?
what firmware is on it?
is it running with a seperate ssid from the 2.4ghz?
- ravensrulzMar 09, 2020Guide
Hi,
I was able to resolve the issue, but don't want to keep going through it. I actually went into the router login through my browser and went and erased my settings back to factory defaults, than created the wireless SSID's over again and the are now showing up. I am wondering if the latest XFinity Firmware update may have had something to do with it. But as of now, I have it working again. Thank you for following up with me.
- ravensrulzMar 16, 2020Guide
I actually found another issue not even related to the router/modem. On my Inspiron 620 PC, which is older of course, I was wondering why the 5GHZ wireless was not showing up, just the 2.4GHZ, it turns out, my wifi nic only supports b/g/n, therefore, in order for me to connect my PC wireless, which it doesn't really matter, I would need to upgrade that card to handle A and C Radios, so I am looking for a compatible Wireless NIC for my PC, Dell doesn't seem to really want to provide an answer, so I have been researching on my own, plus I want to upgrade my Memory, which can handle up to 8gigs, I am currently running 6gigs, but my CPU resources get bogged down quickly and I have most things I don't need to use turned off in the background or in startup.
- plemansMar 16, 2020Guru - Experienced User
What nic do you currently have in it?
Is it pci based?
- ravensrulzMar 16, 2020Guide
I believe so.