@CaptainLump Hi, Yes, TP-Link's Wi-Fi cards that mention "Intel® Wi-Fi 6 Chipset" on the box will show up in the Windows Device Manager as either "Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz" or "Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6E...

@Mockev1z Do you mean the RE315 does not detect the SSID of the router as "EasyMesh" network?

@Mockev1z What about connecting the RE315 via the "Quick Setup"? Have you already tried that too? Quick Setup will prompt you to choose a 2.4 GHz network and a 5 GHz network. Verify EasyMesh is still...

@Mockev1z Ok, I see that you use the same SSID for both bands. This could be problematic in your case. The routers that TP-Link designs specially for Internet Service Providers, like your Vx230v, use...

@Mockev1z Hi, Can you please log into the RE315 and show us the "Network Map" screens for the "Router" and the "RE315" like you see in the sample pictures below?

@alect Try the following. - Bring the Powerline adapter from your son's room to where the router is and plug it next to the other Powerline adapter that is connected to the router. - Also power cycle...