Before troubleshooting the 6 GHz band, please first test your wired connection directly from the router. Connect a computer to one of the router’s LAN ports with an Ethernet cable and run a speed test. Make sure the wired speed matches what your internet provider delivers according to your plan. If the wired speed is already lower than expected, the issue is likely with the ISP or modem connection rather than the Wi-Fi. If your wired speed is fine but the 6 GHz Wi-Fi remains slow, try changing the wireless settings: - Set the 6 GHz channel back to Auto, as manually selecting one (e.g., channel 85) can cause reduced throughput or compatibility issues. - Leave channel width on Auto as well, so the router can dynamically select the best configuration. After saving the changes and rebooting the router, test the 6 GHz performance again - you should see a noticeable improvement