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Archer AX90
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Any ideas about receiving 2.5gb LAN on my PC
Is the Bell’s 10 Gbps port a WAN or a LAN port? If it’s a WAN port, then there’s no way to get 1.5 Gbps to your PC. If it’s a LAN port then you could connect an Ethernet switch with 2.5 Gbps ports to it. Repurpose your AX90as a Wi-Fi Access Point because, realistically, getting >1 Gbps over Wi-Fi is...
No longer able to log into Wifi router in Access Point mode
I have same trouble. My Archer AX90 configured as Access Point (i just only use wifi, not dhcp, not nat...) When i try to access this router via ip address, some second later it get redirect to this fuc# tplinkwifi.net with an error.I try to connect to LAN or WIFI of AX90, but same thing happens, bu...
Wifi calling issues in 1 spot of house
You're surrounded by walls and possibly metal studs as wall support is causing signal from the 1 AP to drop significantly. Plus the wall between the AP and Toilet could possibly have a metal sheet to prevent people from drilling holes. Those metal sheets reflect WiFi signal. OPTION 1: Upgrade your A...
looking to ditch the cable company's gateway modem/wifi rental.
Cool, in that case, it sounds like you've already looked into your options. For the modem, just make sure you choose a modem that's compatible with the speed you're looking to subscribe to, or maybe even a bit higher, incase you ever want to upgrade your speed someday. I put a link below of Xfinity'...
looking to ditch the cable company's gateway modem/wifi rental.
I grew up in IBM during the 90's early 00's so I was exposed to tech along with what was going on outside in retail. Two different scenarios when you're actually inside the chip and aren't trying to POS it to someone clueless being who doesn't know RAM from storage.ect ect ect.. I've been out of tha...
Alternative Routers
Since you're gaming on a wired connection but experiencing Wi-Fi issues upstairs, you’ll want a router with strong range, low latency, and fast speeds. Here are some solid third-party router brands to consider: Top Brands for Your Needs: ASUS – Great for gaming, with models like the ASUS ROG Rapture...