Valet M20 continues to 20 MHz channel width

To reach full speed announced 300 mbs router must operate mode, using the width of 40 MHz of channel binding. "The interface option allows 'Auto 20 MHz or 40 MHz' or 20 MHz. There is no way to force the 40 MHz that is required for the collage (two 20 MHz channels each).

Unfortunately, on 'Auto' setting my M20 guard falling to 20 MHz wide, dropping collage (and reduce to half of the maximum speed, of course). Any other setting doesn't help, including the speed of transmission. I scanned my wi - fi environment, it is quite open. I live in the suburbs and there are only a couple of neighbors with G type routers about, more channels (6-11) are very open, so congestion may not be the question. Yet, I went through every available channel trying to get link to act in order to achieve full speed, but nothing helped.

Whenever I have change the channel, the router tries to use collage for a few seconds or minutes and then cancels inevitably to single channel at 20 MHz. presence or absence of connected clients has no longer any effect. I have a few n-clients in the House (laptops, ipads, bridges of wi - fi for entertainment center), they all get half speed max of the router.

What should I do so that the work of channel binding and get full speed announced 300 MB? As I said, my wi - fi environment is not crouded at all, so if it works everywhere, it should work in my area.

Do not respond to my own posts, but looks like I have finally found a solution to all my problems of M20. Oh, the mid-you will find what you need to know:

http://www.DD-WRT.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=82679&SID=22937a6c130a16f4b2f4ef7ccc782259

Just read all the intstructions and precautions carefully.

Best.

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