@David-TP 

I believe everything that is hardwired via ethernet works perfectly.

My iPhone is an iPhone 13 Pro running iOS 15.5

I have 2 laptops that don't work via WiFi, One is an Acer from about a year ago, I can't remember the exact model, but it is on Windows 11, and the other one is an older HP Envy running windows 10 that I upgraded the WiFi Chip in. They both have WiFi 6 chips in them if that helps.

I've narrowed down the issue though.

This seems to only happen when I set the password to AES only. If it's set to AES and TKIP, it works perfectly.

I don't want to have TKIP enabled since it is less secure.

I tried the Guest network and the same thing happens, AES only, it just spins and never connects, but if I turn the TKIP + AES mode it works no problem.

The only work around I have found while keeping AES mode on, is by setting my DHCP range to start at 172.16.0.100 and manually assign IP addressses to the problemsome devices.

This really seems like a DHCP issue with AES.

  @David-TP Is there any word on this? Right now the only solution I have is manually assigning IP addresses since DHCP seems to be broken still even with TKIP. With Smarthome devices, this is prety hard since this relies on DHCP and I can't really manually assign the IPs.