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Just bought a WNA3100 for my wife's laptop and for the life of me can not get it to connect better than 65mbps. The AP it connects to is a Belkin N150 (F9K1001v4). Settings are channel 5, mode 1x1 802.11n, bandwidth 20/40MHz, security WPA/WPA2 0Personal (PSK) AES. I checked the settings on the WNA3100 and can not find anyway to set it to 802.11n only.
More info: AP is within 10 feet, no walls. Only other wifi items in room are Chromecast and Amazon Echo.
Solved the problem a few days ago. It was a another G device connecting to the router. Had an extra router and brought that upstairs and set it to 802.11n only and connected at 150Mbps. I now have a router for 802.11b/g devices and one for 802,11n devices.
Solved the problem a few days ago. It was a another G device connecting to the router. Had an extra router and brought that upstairs and set it to 802.11n only and connected at 150Mbps. I now have a router for 802.11b/g devices and one for 802,11n devices.
