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Ok I gave in
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2017-08-27
05:07 PM
2017-08-27
05:07 PM
Ok I gave in
I couldn't do it no more! My sat unit for the life of me just won't keep a constant throughout put my data stream just keep dipping!! I have full cover throughout my entire house so that's great but for the life of me I couldn't deal with the constant buffering from music streaming or video playback, and the band steering seems to be struggling to keep my devices on a proper band my devices seems to be switching back and fourth btw 2.4 and 5ghz especially my iPhone I pay attention to my signal icon funny part about this story is my router unit performs flawless!!! 😑😩 so yea I added back my Netgear ex6200 extender to my network cause I couldn't deal with the dipping in the data! 😩
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2017-08-29
02:59 PM
2017-08-29
02:59 PM
Re: Ok I gave in
Hello Believe85
Did you make sure beamforming was enabled? also did you try to uncheck the 20/40mhz option I know Iphones do not like to work well with the 40mhz.
DarrenM
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2017-08-29
06:37 PM
2017-08-29
06:37 PM
Re: Ok I gave in
I thought unchecking the 20/40 mode would force it into 40 mhz mode?
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2017-08-29
06:45 PM
2017-08-29
06:45 PM
Re: Ok I gave in
Just looked. You want to "uncheck" 20/40 coexistence mode to take it off of 40mhz on 2.4 ghz. CHECK the box if you want 20 mhz compatibility.
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