Laptop displays two networks
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Hi everybody.
I bought and installed a TP-Link Deco M4 WiFi Mesh, Dual Band AC1200. All devices are working fine except the laptop which incorrectly displays TWO networks. Specifically, my SSID is "Tp-Link Deco", and my laptop in addition to the "Tp-Link Deco" network also displays "Tp-Link Deco 2".
Do you know why?
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Hi, please refer to the following suggestions to have a look:
1. please forget or delete both networks on the laptop.
2. turn off/on the Wi-Fi.
3. check again whether it is still here.
--If yes, please send me a screenshot of these two networks.
Or Could you please help me run a simple test:
1. Power off all the Deco unit and would the TP-Link Deco 2 still show up?
2. The PC is the only device with two SSID, right?
Thank you very much.
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Hey
This appears to be what I suspected. The AC1200 repeater is not an optimal device for use with Deco and therefore is repeating the same SSID with a 2 at the end.
This should not be an issue for you, however it would be a more elegant solution to replace the extended with another Deco unit (single unit) for coverage in that area. Deco devices are designed to only really work with other Deco devices.
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Hi, Philbert,
Did you mean PatriziaZ might have a range extender, such as RE330/RE315 apart from the Deco M4 system(AC1200 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System)?
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Yes i think that is possible
I have seen it before where a range extender has cloned the SSID and added a 2 at the end to indicate 2ghz.
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