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• Linksys WUSB100 V2 does work with 5 GHz N?

  I wanted to know if this adapter works with 5 GHz N? Or does it support only 2.4 ghz N?

  This adapter will not work with the 5 GHz wireless frequency. It works with wireless 2.4 GHz frequency. To connect to the 5 GHz wireless network, you should have a dual band wireless network as AE1000 or WUSB600N adapter.

• 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!

• Linksys 4200 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with 5 GHz

  Hello!

  I just bought Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 wifi.
  I have the router Cisco Linksys E4200.

  I have activate 5 GHz on E4200.

  I have disable 2.4 GHz on E4200 to be sure that the tablet will connect at 5 GHz.

  But, in doing so, the Tablet does not have wifi.

  Someone managed to connect at 5 GHz with this router and this Tablet?

  Thank you very much!

  Set the 5 GHz band on the router to a single, 20 MHz, and channel 36.

  Search for again the 5 GHz SSID.

  I guess it comes tab or the router and a band 5 GHz default radio.

  You have another dual-band device to test?

  Or the tab shows which group is used for other wireless networks around? Or maybe a network scanner? If she find any access points 5 GHz...

• 5 Lightroom with 2 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo processor?

  I just bought and installed LR5 and it is not important or even open the folders of images on my hard drive.  I have a MacBook with Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GHz processor and I see on the packaging that the software requires a multi-core Intel with support 64-bit processor.  I don't know if that's the problem.  Otherwise, I meet all the requirements.

  Can anyone help?

  I think you're right about the minimum specifications... but you should still be able to oprate even at a slow speed.

  How you try to import and please don't have threads/post in various forums and with similar questions. It wastes a lot of time reading the same or similar things and more.

  We will sort you out right!

• 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.

• Time Warner 300 + slow airport6 2.5 ghz

  TWC move to 300 Mbps. 6th generation airport and spend my motorola modem to modem of TWC.  No AE in use.   The speeds are fine with 5 GHz, but the distance is limited.  Using 2.5 ghz in the only area of the House is slower than before the upgrade. Is there a way to fix this so the area that happens to 2.5 ghz is at least as fast as it was before the upgrade?  Sharon

  It is difficult to know the problem without knowing the full configuration.

  What modem router TWC has provided for you?

  Is the extreme connected by ethernet and you factory reset it after the change... Is it important?

  Extreme is bridged or Setup as a router?

  If the TWC router is wireless you need manual set channels. So go the TWC and set the channel Wireless 2.4 ghz to 1 and on the channel to 11 extreme game.

  Tell us how you test the speed... because not all settings will work the same.

  TWC has changed to IPv6 in many areas, and you must follow these guidelines... (For comcast, but they work for both).

  http://mydeviceinfo.Xfinity.com/download.php?file_id=35

  This should be relevant when you use a pure cable modem not a router modem.

• WiFi to my Time Capsule still degrades 2.4 GHz instead of 5 GHz

  My capsule of time always degrades to the band of 2.4 GHz instead to be linked to the 5 GHz band when I'm browsing the internet, doing someone knows if it's an antenna, problem of router or a drop of water lost connection Bean, thanks.

  Your Time Capsule is not downgraded to 2.4 GHz at all, it's always the production both a 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz network at any time. That's why's called it a double router broadband simultaneously .  Wireless devices will be automatically connect at 5 GHz or 2.4 Gz based on their own abilities and their distance from the time Capsule.

  5 GHz signals are 'faster' signals, but they are also 'weaker' signals, so you no longer have a lot of success with 5 GHz when wireless devices are in the same room or have line-of-sight to the time Capsule. Once a device moves a piece or more away from the time Capsule, the device 'sees' the stronger 2.4 GHz signal here and commute to 2.4 Ghz for the connection stronger.

  Unfortunately, once a device powered 2.4 GHz, usually not going to happen 5 GHz unless you temporarily disable WiFi on the device and then turn it on again. If the device "sees" a 5 GHz signal strong enough, then it will connect to this network.

  If you want devices to connect at 5 GHz, using an option to assign a different name for the 5 GHz network, you can "point" or "force" devices to connect to this signal.  The downside to this, is that you also need manually "perpendicular to the" 2.4 GHz devices if they are located a few rooms away... Time Capsule because they may not be able to pick up even the 5 GHz signal to this place. "  Even if they can, the 2.4 GHz signal will be much stronger and probably faster than the 5 GHz network.

  After the back if you need some tips on how to assign a different name for the 5 GHz network.

• Incompatible NB550D with Advanced - 6230 N?

  Hello
  I replaced with an Advanced - 6230 N Intel Wifi card. After that the computer does not start.
  If I remove the Intel card, then it boots without any problem. It seems that my NB550D doesn´t as
  This new card at all.
  No clue on how to make them work together?
  If it is not possible, any Wifi card job with 5 GHz to recommend?

  Thank you
  P

  It seems that the BIOS has a whitelist. Can someone, especially Toshiba, confirm if the NB series computers have a BIOS with whitelist? In this case,.
  It would really help to know what are the WIFI cards are allowed to be used.

  Thank you
  P

• Still struggling with windows 8.1 implemented - slow

  I have an all-in-one Aspire Z3-605 with a ghz processor Intel Core i5-3337u Intel1.80.  I'm not a gamer, use the computer for crummy with genealogy and general use.  Had to reset the computer of 8.0 to 8.1 after the problems with the updates of the system in August 2014.  The computer worked FINE with 8.0 in terms of speed, so I know it's a problem with the installation of 8.1. I've only had to be upgraded because of problems with the upgrade updates the 8.1 safety Aug - Sep 2014 MS slowed the system analysis of a snail. I run avast1 and ASC pro to maintain the system and run Belarc Advisor regularly to ensure there are no problems.  I use Firefox and not IE as my main browser, BUT I still use FF.  IE is installed and updated for sites that need to access

  All of my updates of system are in place, I checked the drivers and updates those requiring an update [I think].  I don't know if it's an old software instalation driver [s] but I went on: us.acer.com.ac/en/US/content/drivers and copied off lists of pilots with the dates [which I assume are the latest updates].  So, now I check each one to make sure it's the latest driver?

  One of my other thoughts on speed is all the stuff that could start up when starts it.  I uninstalled McAfee, Norton, etc comes with Acer and all games.  BelArc analysis gives me approximate deadlines for the use of different programs so I guess I can turn off those little-used and which would give a little more speed.  I looked at all the processes running, but I couldn't identify many specific programs so am a bit wary of doing much with it.

  I would be recognizing any suggestion - of course I don't have any idea what to do.  I've been playing with this for over 5 weeks now and am about to lose.  I have a backup off site [Mozy] more external hard drive so I don't lose files but I can't do anything, try to make of genealogy online is a joke, and it's lightning fast with 8.0 [I have a DSL line that is reliable and fast enough for the rural region where we live].

  If you try to uninstall Avast, reboot and check the overall speed?

• Typical range of 5 GHz?

  Hello

  I have a question about the typical range for the GH 5 band.

  I have a router dual-band of EA3500 and a WES610N dual-band universal connector of media spaced 30 feet apart - the router is on the second floor, the media connector is on the first floor.

  All the floors are wood frame (no framing of concrete or metal).

  I know that I have no problems with the 5 GHz signal, however, it seems that the Media connector uses the 2.4 GHz band.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Bill

  I agree with with 5 GHz band Saber-toothed. In order to use the 5 GHz range, I recommend placing the WES610n 15 feet to 20 feet away from the router. You can use for the channel width of 40 Mhz and 149 for the channel on your router wireless. This wireless configuration works for me.

  For the WES610N, simply use static IP for it and manually enter settings wireless on the configuration of the gateway to entertainment page. 5 GHz is ideal for heavy network like video streaming, online games and download.

  I hope this info helps

• HP s 4540: 2.4 ghz and 5 GHz wifi network

  Hello

  I have hp probook 4540 s. I want to improve my network wifi for 2.4 ghz and 5 GHz can so pls u halp me how can I connect with 5 GHz network

  Thank you

  Azadali wrote:
  FCC ID: VQF-RT5390

  It is a Realtek RT5390 wireless adapter pcie with single 2.4 GHz band.

  To upgrade internally, you need to ensure that PCIe wifi candidate adapter requires only a 1 x antenna 1.

  ASUS has done a number of dual-band usb dongles and simultaneous R/T.

  http://www.ASUS.com/Networking/Wireless_Adapters_Products/

• The video streaming HD always jerky and stops a lot on xbox 360 with new e3000

  I just got a new e3000 and when I stream HD videos on my xbox 360 its very restless and jerky unbearable to watch...

  I changed the mtu to 1400 and he did a lil better... I moved my router as close as I could for xbox360 and it got better, but still very agitated

  I have one of the new xbox 360 s so its N Wireless, even if I found hard path is not compatible with 5 GHz

  What else can I do to make my videos HD stream flawlessly? all other settings can I change?

  Thanks in advance

  Change the size of the MTU to 1365. Save the settings and the cycle of power to the router. See if that makes a difference.

  You can also try to change some advanced on the router settings wireless.

  Click on the Wireless tab and go wireless advanced settings. Change the tag to 75 interval, RTS threshold to 2307 and 2306 fragmentation threshold. Save the settings.

  Go to the Security tab and uncheck "filter anonymous Internet requests". Save the settings.

  Click the Administration tab and disable UPnP.

• E4200 and Wireless N and coexist with Wireless G

  Looking for suggestions for wireless G coexist with Wireless N on e4200.

  I have a wireless G Router for VERIZON FIOS ActionTec network.  I just added the E4200 router wireless n.  I have the latest firmware, 1.0.03.  Hardware version 1.

  We get a few laptops for vacation and would like these to be able to use Wireless-N.  I liked phone/itouch/roku device using the ActionTec router Wireless G/B.  I would keep the router ActionTec Wireless-G/b, so that 2.4 and 5.0 ghz Wireless N only.

  I have two routers configured so that ActionTec is primary with DHCP and the e4200 is secondary, the installer mode bridge, with DHCP off and static ip 192.168.1.2.   This used as an indication-> http://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios/3.0_Networking#12506

  I have a SID for the ActionTec Wireless G network and it is set to channel 1

  I have a different SID for e4200 N wireless network, even for 2.4 and 5.0 and I left the defaults on the other wireless settings.

  Are there any other suggestions for the settings for these routers/networks coexist?

  can't test the settings wireless n for another week.  and display the results.

  Update

  so for the ActionTec FIOS router main making wireless G and e4200 as secondary in bridge making Wireless N mode seems to work...

  so after a few changes that I currently use

  -on Actiontec, main router, the value G WIRELESS channel 1 and SID-> g

  -on e4200, secondary router, in bridged mode, value 2.4 GHZ WITHOUT WIRELESS N only, and channel 11 and 20 MHZ and SID-> WIRELESSN

  -on e4200, secondary router, in bridged mode, value 5 GHz WIRELESS N only and autodetect AND SID-> WIRLESSN5GHZ

  If all networks have different SIDS, do not roaming.

  -seems new hp windows 7 laptop computers work FINE with 2.4 GHZ Wireless N, variety and very fast, but do not yet work with 5 GHz (bought on Black Friday 2011)

  -seens old windows computer hp laptop xp works with 2.5 GHZ Wireless G, but doesn't seem to work properly with either 2.4 GHZ Wireless N or 5 GHZ Wireless-N

  -seems new hp windows 7 everything in working GRAND with 2.4 GHZ Wireless N, variety and very fast

  -seems to work bridge WES610N with 5 GHZ Wireless-N, even if only 48% signal, my Roku device works fine on the bridge, and connected laptop appears 20 000 low 4000 on FIOS

  so I think that the wireless card of the customer in the old hp laptop was screwing the rest of the Wireless N network and not several devices still use 5 GHz.

• BlackBerry Z10 Z10 Blackberry and 5 GHz Wifi network

  I just upgraded to a Netgear R6300 802.11ac wireless router. The 802.11ac Protocol is backward compatible with 802.11b/g/n protocols.

  It's a double router broadband and the 2.4 GHz signal works perfectly with the Z10. However, the Z10 detects 5 GHz signal.  My previous router (which I just removed) has worked well with the Z10 on 5 GHz.

  All my other wireless devices recognize and work with the new router on 5 GHz. I played with 5 GHz signal settings in Control Panel of the router, modified, channel/modes - no result.

  I'm using OS 10.1.0.2342 on the Z10.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thanks for trying to help.

  Unfortunately, the solutions proposed on the link has not solved the problem.

  But I flashed the RAM with the new file leak crackberry radio (2355 Radio file STL100-2/3/4) and it only replaced the actual radio of the OS component. AND IT GETS THE JOB DONE!

  So what I did was replaced the radio with the new version of the OS 10.1.0.2342. Works fine now.