Home

Forums

Stories

Knowledge Base

Home Network Community > All Threads > 2.4Ghz WiFi problems

< All Threads

2.4Ghz WiFi problems

This thread has been locked for further replies. You can start a new thread to share your ideas or ask questions.

2.4Ghz WiFi problems

This thread has been locked for further replies. You can start a new thread to share your ideas or ask questions.

myke52

2022-08-16 06:23:35 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

Posts: 31

Helpful: 7

Solutions: 2

Stories: 0

Registered: 2022-06-14

2.4Ghz WiFi problems

2022-08-16 06:23:35 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

Model: Archer VR2100

Hardware Version: V1

Firmware Version: 1.6.0 0.9.1 v009e.0 Build 220518 Rel.41627n

Hi,

Has anyone got 2.4Ghz WiFi to work on this router?

5Ghz works just fine but not 2.4Ghz.

2.4Ghz gives a jittery signal that keeps dropping to a very low strength and even when there is a signal frequently its a dead signal not giving any Internet or LAN connectivity.

I tried manually selecting channels 1, 6, 11, bandwidth 20Mhz, b bg n but my Galaxy S21 5G then starts to refuse to connect at all.

I have an AX

10 here also and this doesn't seem to have the problem.

1 Accepted Solution

Philbert

LV5

2022-08-16 21:48:32 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

Posts: 2607

Helpful: 1547

Solutions: 273

Stories: 0

Registered: 2020-11-08

Re:2.4Ghz WiFi problems -Solution

2022-08-16 21:48:32 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

@myke52

Honestly, 2.4ghz is completely saturated in 99% of instances and will only cause you issues. Try where at all possible to avoid using it, its a very limited capacity and bandwidth is low.

Ideally stick to 5ghz, however that is not always possible so if you are using 2.4 for IOT devices or whatever then the following settings are best.

40MHZ width.. that will get you as much speed as possible. This will saturate the air more, but its already saturated so just fight the neighbours :)

Try channel 12 or 13 if that is possible, not all devices work on these channels however. Other option is use WiFI Analyser for Android to scan and see what channel is best.. 1 is usually a good candidate for 40mhz widths.

Stick to N only if possible, supporting B and BG will only slow you down, keep it as fast as possible with N

Best of luck and welcome to the pain that is 2.4ghz lol

Recommended Solution

2 Reply

Philbert

LV5

2022-08-16 21:48:32 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

Posts: 2607

Helpful: 1547

Solutions: 273

Stories: 0

Registered: 2020-11-08

Re:2.4Ghz WiFi problems -Solution

2022-08-16 21:48:32 - last edited 2022-08-17 06:17:39

@myke52

Honestly, 2.4ghz is completely saturated in 99% of instances and will only cause you issues. Try where at all possible to avoid using it, its a very limited capacity and bandwidth is low.

Ideally stick to 5ghz, however that is not always possible so if you are using 2.4 for IOT devices or whatever then the following settings are best.

40MHZ width.. that will get you as much speed as possible. This will saturate the air more, but its already saturated so just fight the neighbours :)

Stick to N only if possible, supporting B and BG will only slow you down, keep it as fast as possible with N

Best of luck and welcome to the pain that is 2.4ghz lol

Information

Helpful: 0

Replies: 2

2.4Ghz WiFi problems

2.4Ghz WiFi problems

Information

Voters 0

Tags