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• Can't see the devices connected to 2.4 GHz WiFi

  I recently bought and set up a R6220-100NAS Netgear with the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi signals available less than a month ago and updated to the latest firmware, when I ran my initial installation (although I don't know which version it is). I have 1 PC connected to my router and other devices (including my printer) are connected wireless.

  Since the installation of this new router, I noticed that I cannot print on my Canon PIXMA MX892. I was not able to solve this problem, as much as I would like, but so far, I've been able to determine that the printer is only able to connect to my network of 2.4 GHz, and I can't ping from my PC (ping to the IP address response comes back under the name of "unreachable" as opposed to the typical error "request Ping" can't find host).

  I tried ping my Smartphone when it is connected to the 5 GHz WiFi band and had no problems. When I spent my smart phone to the band of 2.4 GHz and ping its IP once again, I got the same message "inaccessible".

  Some tips on how I can still fix this and restore my print capabilities?

  Problem solved. I did a factory reset on the router (and manual reconfiguration) and I can now print and ping on two WiFi networks devices successfully. Looking at the configuration settings that I saved before the reset, it looks like isolation wireless has been activated for the 2.4 GHz WiFi network. It was set to '1' in the .cfg file.

  It was my suspicion from the beginning, but I couldn't find the setting in the router installation options.

• Pavilion 15 ab268ca: laptop HP Pavilion 15 5 GHz Wifi upgrade?

  Model: HP Pavilion 15 ab268ca laptop (http://h20386.www2.hp.com/CanadaStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=T0E05UA & opt = ABL & salt = NTB)

  Wireless card installed: (1 x 1) 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth® 4.0 combo

  Hey guys!  I recently bought this laptop new. Wifi is always low enough on her because she has a 2.4 GHz adapter installed.  I want to upgrade the wifi card inside a wifi 5 GHz with the bluetooth combo card.

  Which adapter is compatible to safe installation for 5 GHz wifi + Bluetooth combo for my model? Help!

  Any suggestions on what will work or where to go to find would be greatly appreciated!

  Speed, according to Intel, 2 x 2 AC 7265 could reach the theoretical limit of 867 Mbps, while the AC 3165 1 x 1 433 Mbps

  In practice that is close to 'true' 5 GHz is AC 7265

  http://www.Intel.la/content/www/XL/es/wireless-products/wireless-product-selection-guide.html

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/dual-band-wireless-AC-7265.html

• Pavilion 17-ab077nz: 5 GHz WiFi only?

  New laptops (sold in Switzerland, insofar as this matter) speak 5 GHz WiFi only? I'm looking for a new laptop. Half a year ago I saw an ENVY 17-r187nz with 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, but now the specification of a 17-ab077nz Pavilion (which is otherwise almost identical) talking only about 802.11 ac.  Other new models also offer 802.11ac only. No more recent laptops provide is more possibilities Wifi 2.4 GHz? Having high speed at home is great, but I fear that, on a trip, 5 GHz networks will not be not always available.

  802.11ac works that in the band 5 ghz but 802.11ac compatible radios will return to 802.11n and if 2.4 ghz 5 ghz is not available.

  http://www.Trustedreviews.com/opinions/802-11AC-vs-802-11n-what-s-the-difference

  I've owned several 802.11ac laptops and never had a problem connecting at airports, Starbucks, etc. And they tend to be broadcast only on the band 2.4 ghz or 2.4 and 5 ghz.

• Apple TV (4th gen) faster with 5 GHz WiFi with the ethernet cable

  When my Apple TV is connected to my network via 5 GHz WiFi it gives me a faster speed (about 120 Mbps) connections it makes when I plugged it on my network (about 45 Mbps) ethernet cable.  Why is this?  I thought that the ethernet would give me the fastest connection possible.

  The ethernet port on all ATVS (including the 4th generation) is only 100 Mbit/s. The actual speed depends on the quality of your network as the routers, switches and cables components and of course it depends on the length of your ethernet cable and if it is damaged in any way (folded or crushed). And finally, that depends on how fast you have actually measured, on your local network speed, or speed on your WAN.

• 5 GHz WiFi on E2500 has stopped working

  I had my E2500 with 2.4 and 5 Ghz WiFis with different names, works very well for months until yesterday 5 GHz WiFi stop working and I got my PC back to 2.4 ghz. When I go to the page of the router-> status-> wireless networks in the 5 GHz network shows an empty address, channel by n/a and the width of the channel by n/a, while 2.4 has fill out them correctly. I tried using different settings for WiFi, but nothing has worked. I also tried resetting the device and update the firmware. How can I know that the 5 GHz interface is not faulty and the cause of the problem?

  I found a solution to my problem: I came back the firmware to the previous version (I had upgraded to the latest version 2.0 front) and now the radio works fine. It seems that the firmware has not been properly tested.

  Thanks for your help!

• 4 cl of 1043 replace Intel 2230 with Intel 6235 HP ENVY (or another card for 5 GHz wifi)

  Hi all

  I have HP ENVY 4 1043cl model which has wifi Intel Centrino 2230. According to the maintanance user guide - this laptop supports only 2.4 Ghz wifi.

  I could replace my card by another wireless (which is not leasted in the user guide) that supports wifi 5 ghz? For example, Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6235 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth?

  OlegOSH wrote:

  Hi all

  I have HP ENVY 4 1043cl model which has wifi Intel Centrino 2230. According to the maintanance user guide - this laptop supports only 2.4 Ghz wifi.

  I could replace my card by another wireless (which is not leasted in the user guide) that supports wifi 5 ghz? For example, Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6235 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth?

  Hi, I would like to take a chance with the 6235. I think that the Ivy Bridge laptops have more white list, but it's just my observation.

• 5 GHz WiFi card update - Compaq Presario

  I just got a new router today and found out that it is a double router broadband and supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. I was wondering if I could update my existing WiFi card that supports only the 2.4 GHz and get one that will take in charge the 5 GHz band. Also if I have a 5 GHz WiFi card in my laptop can still connect to networks that support 2.4 GHz only? How much would cost a new card? And finally, if I can improve my card, how I put in my laptop?

  Data sheet:

  Model: Compaq Presario CQ57-33WM

  OS: upgrade to Windows 8.1 Pro

  Memory: Updated 6 GB of RAM

  Hard drive: 320 GB 5400 RPM

  Processor: FSB of 1333 MHz 1.50 GHz Intel Celeron processor B800

  Network cards:

  Realtek RTL8188CE 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller

  (A lot of WAN Miniports is also listed in Device Manager)

  Can I still switch my wireless card based on these specifications? It would be difficult to change? Let me know if you need more information on the computer.

  Also, if it ends up that I can't change my card or it is really hard to change, could use something like this as a last resort? Double USB adapter wireless broadband

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  filupskid wrote:

  I just got a new router today and found out that it is a double router broadband and supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. I was wondering if I could update my existing WiFi card that supports only the 2.4 GHz and get one that will take in charge the 5 GHz band. Also if I have a 5 GHz WiFi card in my laptop can still connect to networks that support 2.4 GHz only? How much would cost a new card? And finally, if I can improve my card, how I put in my laptop?

  Data sheet:

  Model: Compaq Presario CQ57-33WM

  OS: upgrade to Windows 8.1 Pro

  Memory: Updated 6 GB of RAM

  Hard drive: 320 GB 5400 RPM

  Processor: FSB of 1333 MHz 1.50 GHz Intel Celeron processor B800

  Network cards:

  Realtek RTL8188CE 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller

  (A lot of WAN Miniports is also listed in Device Manager)

  Can I still switch my wireless card based on these specifications? It would be difficult to change? Let me know if you need more information on the computer.

  Also, if it ends up that I can't change my card or it is really hard to change, could use something like this as a last resort? Double USB adapter wireless broadband

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  According to the service manual this lappy does not support 5 GHz wireless cards. Most recent computers based Intel Mobile (Ivy Bridge and higher) support the latest maps wireless Intel including the last 7260AC one. Your laptop is older, so I can't say with certainty what will work or not. In this case I suggest to get some usb adapters wireless such as that of your link or one of them:

  http://wireless-adapter-review.TopTenReviews.com/

• 5 GHz Wifi unstable

  I recently bought a HP 15 Omen, running Windows 8.  Everything was fine until two days ago, when my 5 GHz wifi disappeared (I can always connect to the 2.4 GHz network, but it is considerably slower).  After Googling for answers, I went into

  Device management->

  Network cards->

  Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260->

  Properties.

  In properties, advanced, I changed the value of 802.11n for 5.2 GHz channel width... from Auto to 20 MHz only.

  So he resolved the problem, for about 30 minutes, then the 5 GHz network have abandoned once again and then reappeared after a few seconds.  And now it disappears at random, usually around five to six times a day.

  It is not a major problem that I can work around it, but it becomes a big trouble.  I would be grateful for any help anyone can give.

  The 5 GHz channel has a range that is much shorter than the 2.4 GHz due to its higher frequency channel. When your network is de-energized, you may even be unable to reconnect.

  To isolate the problem, you can check if another device of 5 GHz is the same problem as your PC. If Yes, then you need to downgrade to 2.4 GHz channel, or consider expanding your signal with a Repeater.

• 5 Ghz WiFi 802.11n support

  I'm considering the purchase of HP Pavilion dv7-6056, HP Envy 17-2000 or HP Envy 17-2050. But I understand that all of these PCs have 5 GHz WiFi (802.11n) support. I see other HP have the ability to change the WiFi card. Is there WiFi cards with 5 GHz support available for these models?

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• iPhone 5 only connects very well with 5 Ghz Wifi

  Hi all

  After trying Beta iOS10 I 'come back' iOS9 and I discovered that my iPhone 5 will not connect very well to 2 .4GHz wireless networks. The problem is that the iPhone or do access or has a very poor connectivity, so that I can use this wifi perfectly with my iPad or Macbook.

  However this iPhone connects perfectly to Wifi 5 GHz networks and works as it should.

  I tried to reset, restore the default values, reinstall iOS... any suggestions?

  Hello iovin80,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. I know having a problem connecting to the Wi - Fi on your iPhone, it's not what you expect. If I understand correctly, you cannot connect to the network 2.4 GHz Wi - Fi, but the 5 GHz channel works very well. I suggest to test it on another Wi - Fi network to see if the problem is resolved. You should also check the recommended settings to avoid any interference in the present statutes:

  Potential sources of Wi - Fi and Bluetooth interference
  Recommended settings for the WiFi routers and access points

  See you soon!

• RALink RT3592 802.11a/b/g/n: Ralink RT3592 802.11a/b/g/n to 5 GHz WIFI connection problems

  I have a HP Probook s 4530 with a Ralink RT3592 2 x 2 adapter WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n and I try to connect to my wifi of 5G, but my laptop do not. He can see that the 2G version. My research on the web, I understand that it can use 5G, and my router broadcasts 5G because my phone use, so I can't work on what Miss me. Can anyone help?

  Best, Minoli

  

  Hello:

  The only suggestion I can offer is to try the latest driver directly from Mediatek (Ralink).

  PCI / mPCI / CB (RT2860/RT2760/RT2790/RT309X/RT35X2/RT539X/RT3290/MT7630)

  30/06/2015

  Win7 32/64 Win8 32/64 Win8.1 32/64

  Win7:5.0.55.0 Win8:5.0.55.0 Win8.1:5.0.55.0

  I had the same problem with the USB dual band Ralink wireless adapter.

  He showed only the 2.4 GHz band, and I knew it was a dual-band card.

  My first conclusion is that the adapter was defective and only 2.4 GHz radio worked.

  I searched on the internet about the adapter model and found that someone suggested to install the latest driver for Ralink for it that has indeed brought the 5.0 Ghz band to life.

  Don't say this is absolutely going to work for you, but you have nothing to lose by giving it a try.

• C850 satellite will not connect at 5 GHz WiFi

  My Satellite C850 found network 2.4 GHz Wireless and connected flawlessly. However, it is not 'see' the 5 GHz network, even if the router is in the same room and about 2 meters from the hotel. I have a problem, or in this laptop's wireless adapter will not connect to this speed? Any help appreciated, please

  Hello

  I think that the reason why your portable computer does not see the 5 GHz Wlan is simply.
  The wireless network card does not seem to bear the 5 GHz.
  The WLAN standard 802. 11A supports 5 GHz

  If the wireless network adapter supports 802.11 B / G and N or 802.11 G and N, then only 2.4 Ghz are supported.

• H8-1534: 5 Ghz Wifi

  OK, so I just got a new router that has 5 GHz. All my other devices like laptops, phones, console devices, ect. But my HP desktop computer is the only ONE who cannot connect at 5 GHz. is there a way to fix this or is it how it is and I have to stay with any 5 GHz, also I have genius on my desk (the one that cannot connect to 5 Ghz.) made this? If you need my features here, they are.

  GPU (graphics card): S1 NIVIDA GTX 960
  
  OS: Windows 8.1
  
  Version: 6.3.9600
  
  OS manufacturer: Microsoft Corp.
  
  Model: h8-1534 (Ik sucks)
  
  Processor: Processor, Six core AMD FX (tm) - 6200
  
  RAM installed: 10.0 GB
  
  Total RAM: 9,80 GB
  
  Keyboard: SteelSeries APEX
  
  Mouse: Razer Naga Hex - Red
  
  Total memory: 1.34 TB
  
  Free memory: GB 947

  Hello

  I don't have a number, but at least 50% of all devices in this world still use 2.4 GHz to connect to WiFi. They may still be around a few years (even several new devices on the market now still use 2.4 GHz) so the simple solution is to allow your router to broadcst the TWO band (double): 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion DM4 - 1173CL p.n.: upgrade to 5 GHz WiFi XH123UA

  The service doc list the Intel Centrino Advanced - N WiMAX p.n.: 619997-001, as a wireless card compatible for my phone XH123UA. Is this a plug & play, simple replacement of my Broadcom p.n. origin: 593836-001 card adapter wireless or will I have to install the new drivers and other new software? Is there a simple list of what I need to do to improve my WiFi capability to include 5 GHz? Thks! Finally, any suggestions on where to buy the new map (p.n.: 619997-001)?

  Hey @dmg1 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that looking for information on upgrading the adapter wireless in your laptop.

  The adapter is not plug and play. There is a chance that after the installation of the adapter, Windows will automatically install the drivers if there is a compatible driver available.

  In most cases, it is best to download the drivers directly from HP or Intel, although Windows automatically installs. You can download the drivers from HP here: Intel Wireless drivers for Microsoft Windows.

  You can buy the adapter directly from HP website the HP part Surfer , or from somewhere like Amazon or eBay. It's as simple as looking for the part number on one of these sites.

  I hope these are the answers you are looking for.