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Good afternoon! For those having problems with Android/5 GHz devices dropping the wifi and picking it back up immediately, I have found a temporary solution. The problem with the LG G5 and Pixel was that it was switching between 2.4 and 5 GHz connections regularly. On the Orbi, you cannot separate the SSID's for each frequency so I just disabled the SSID on the 2.4 GHz network. I then chose "forget network" and reconnect my 5 GHz capable devices to the only SSID showing which was 5 GHz. All devices connected to 2.4 GHz stayed connected and the loss of signal quit happening. I suspect that the 2.4 seemed to be slightly stronger between walls so the strongest signal would vary between 2.4 and 5 GHz. Here is my configuration below. So far it has been up and running with no dropping or Orbi restarts for 18 hours. Firmware: 2.1.2 10 BetaEX6150 - 5 Ghz - On which channels can it connect on router ?
Hey Guys, I have bought a Linksys RE6400 Extender and I discover that it cannot connect on my router over others channels than 36-48. It is a problem for me because the channels 36-48 are stupidly over used in my street. And I will not speak about the 2,4 Ghz channels ;-) Now, I'm looking on Netgear side. Is the EX6150 able to connect over 5 Ghz channels others that 36-48 ? Like 52-64 or over the 100 ? Thanks for your time,Solved5.3KViews0likes5Comments