@Alessandrox 

Hi, 👋

In your wireless settings is there auto option for your wifi channel? 

I beleive you can set it to auto or set a channel yourself, 

If it's set to auto it will automatically change channel to what it thinks is best for you on 2.4/5ghz.

If your in a built up area and there's alot of other wifi channels about that are using those same channels your router is possibly jumping the channels to find a best channel in those frequencies for you but if they are all heavily congested it'll keep jumping through them. 

I would screen shot my settings in tether app but In that part of the app it comes up 

This app doesn't allow screen shots 

However if I log in to my Web GUI i can show you 

If you click where it says auto on the 2.4ghz settings mine gives me these channels I can manually pick 

This is the same but for 5ghz, 

Your settings may be different for you router. 

You can always download apps via app store (Google play/apples app store ) usually for free and they can help you see how many other routers are around you transmitting on what channels and show best scores for each frequencies 

This is one of the many apps I have for helping me, in this window it shows Me signal strength, what channels other routers are on. 

This is for the 5ghz 

This one is for the 2.4ghz 

These show what the app reccomends for better channels to pick per 2.4/5ghz frequency to give you the best signal quality 

I'm pretty sure this one was free. 

Hope any of this helps 

👍🏻

  @Basboi85 I did as you said, I set channel 4 to 20mhz and channel 36 to 80mhz. However this morning I find channel 6 with frequency in Auto and channel 52 (DFS) always in 80mhz.

  @Alessandrox 

Confermo la problematica per la quale temo non ci sarà alcun intervento da parte di Wind.

Io ho impostato la modalità delle rete 2,4Ghz 'normale' come 802.11 bgn invece che b/g/n/ax, ed è un po' di tempo che l'ampiezza del canale non cambia, ma naturalmente non è garantito. Se non servono le funzionalità del WiFi 6 tentare non nuoce.

Per la rete ospiti, visto che ho alcuni dispositivi IoT un po' sensibili al riguardo, ho aggiunto un piccolo e vecchio ruoter collegato via cavo, creando una sottorete con la frequenza ed il canale fissi. Da allora nessun problema, ovviamente.