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2020-09-08 21:51:02
Vexir wrote @IrvSp Honestly the only real reason to turn off Smart Connect was to specify the 2.4 ghz channel because I noticed it was choosing one with interference - and to enable MU-MIMO. But I'm...
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2020-09-08 19:09:57
@Vexir Vexir wrote Can I still leave the SSID as exactly the same for all 3 bands (1x2.4, 2x5)? What would happen if I did? How do my devices know which network they should connect to? You can, but I...
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2020-09-08 17:03:39
@britsoft Well, this could be a W10 problem as they occasionally mess up the Systray Icon, but it doesn't sound like it? First, Dell does usuallty include a Wireless card but it is built-in, antennea...
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2020-09-07 22:13:20
I'm on W10 Home V2004, and I have Norton 360 as my Security Suite. My ISP is Spectrum and they support IPv6 using a double DNS stack. I am on the latest f/w: So I enabled IPv5 on the A20: The DNS...
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2020-09-06 21:08:00
@ArcherC8 ArcherC8 wrote I would suspect that the extra band is reserved by Smat Connect for AC and AX devices so they would have a priority network. Be interesting if someone could verify. The above...
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2020-09-06 20:03:16
@rtw07 There is, TURN OFF Smart Connect and manually connect to the desired band (as they have different SSID's).
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