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WPA3 not working on 6GHz in Windows 11
I would have put the Model in the appropriate field, but it wasn't available in the selection list. I have a Nighthawk AXE11000(RAXE500) router with firmware version V1.0.7.68_2.0.35, and four PCs w...
Intel will encourage you to upgrade the OS to WIN11 which would definitely support 6GHZ WPA3-SAE and OWE mode.
Altsai wrote:Intel will encourage you to upgrade the OS to WIN11 which would definitely support 6GHZ WPA3-SAE and OWE mode.
Please look at the thread topic and my original post. I AM in Windows 11, and WPA3 is not working on 6GHz. That's why I made the post. So far, Microsoft is blaming Intel and Netgear. Intel is blaming my motherboard chipset(despite the fact all four systems are using different motherboards with different chipsets, including an X570 and B550). No one can explain how my four different PCs can use 6GHz in OWE mode but not WPA3. They are able to authenticate when WAP3 is on, and the connection works. But within a few minutes it's dropped.
Well I know my Windows 10 PC with a 6Ghz wifi adapter connects with using WPA3 and Orbi RBKE953.
There was specific driver version needed to get the adapter to connect.
I'll check with my RAXE500 I got this past weekend.
pdegan2814 I'm not able to reproduce your disconnect issues on the laptop I posted the Network page to a few posts up.
Have you tried doing a factory reset on the RAXE500?
One other thing I remember from early on is that because the AX210 cards aren't directly from Intel some people got versions that never did seem to work correctly. Could it be that your AX210 cards were sourced from one of these "suspect" vendors?
tonydi wrote:pdegan2814 I'm not able to reproduce your disconnect issues on the laptop I posted the Network page to a few posts up.
Have you tried doing a factory reset on the RAXE500?
One other thing I remember from early on is that because the AX210 cards aren't directly from Intel some people got versions that never did seem to work correctly. Could it be that your AX210 cards were sourced from one of these "suspect" vendors?
I actually have recently done a factory reset on the router. I may try some more testing, especially now that Intel just released a 22.90 driver for the AX210.
