AC600 High Gain Wireless

AC600 High Gain Wireless

AC600 High Gain Wireless
AC600 High Gain Wireless
2024-03-10 13:53:36 - last edited 2024-03-12 02:43:39
Model: Archer T2U Plus  
Hardware Version: V1
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I purchased the Archer T2U Plus (AC600 High Gain Wireless Dual Band USB Adapter) to create a mobile hotspot in Windows 10. However, I am unable to create the hotspot. Is there any Microsoft patch available to resolve this issue?

ERROR  MESSAGE 
"We can't set up mobile hotspot because your PC doesn't have an Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular data connection."

 

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Re:AC600 High Gain Wireless -Solution
2024-03-10 18:55:52 - last edited 2024-03-12 02:43:39

  @C6000 

 

Hi,

 

I've just tested this myself and I got the same result. The Hotspot cannot be used if the computer is connected via a PPPoE connection. It's the same with different Wi-Fi adapters I own and also in Windows 11.

Apparently a PPPoE connection doesn't count against the requirement of "an Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular data connection". I guess only Microsoft would know why.

 

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Re:AC600 High Gain Wireless
2024-03-10 15:36:36

  @C6000 

 

Hi,

 

So, your computer currently does indeed have an active "Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular data connection", but Windows 10 tells you it does not?

 

By which type of connection is your computer connected to another network?
 

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Re:AC600 High Gain Wireless
2024-03-10 16:57:09

  @woozle 

I am currently connected via an Ethernet LAN cable using a PPPoE Broadband Connection. I would like to share my internet traffic from Ethernet and utilize the TP-Link AC600 wireless connection to act as a mobile hotspot. The mobile hotspot should connect with the Steam Deck model 1010.

Despite trying almost everything, I am still unable to activate the mobile hotspot.

 

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Re:AC600 High Gain Wireless -Solution
2024-03-10 18:55:52 - last edited 2024-03-12 02:43:39

  @C6000 

 

Hi,

 

I've just tested this myself and I got the same result. The Hotspot cannot be used if the computer is connected via a PPPoE connection. It's the same with different Wi-Fi adapters I own and also in Windows 11.

Apparently a PPPoE connection doesn't count against the requirement of "an Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular data connection". I guess only Microsoft would know why.

 

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