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Very poor 2.4Ghz signal strength on GT-AC5300

stefan063
Level 8

‎12-22-2018 12:03 PM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 08:49 PM by Community Admin

After updating to the latest GT-AC5300 version, 2.4Ghz signal is very low strength. What have happen?! Anyone experiencing this issue?77783
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stefan063
Level 8

‎12-24-2018 08:30 AM

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mrc00l88
Level 7

‎02-03-2019 08:26 AM

Hey, you helped me in another thread.
For what its worth, my antennas that share the 2.4ghz and 5ghz band#1, seems to have gone down in range/strength/drop consistency/etc
So I would say I am experiencing the same sort of issues
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stefan063
Level 8
In response to mrc00l88

‎02-03-2019 09:13 AM

mrc00l88 wrote:
Hey, you helped me in another thread.
For what its worth, my antennas that share the 2.4ghz and 5ghz band#1, seems to have gone down in range/strength/drop consistency/etc
So I would say I am experiencing the same sort of issues


I figured it out. It is software issue. If you try and power cycle the router. Wait 4-5min between power cycle and check via WiFi Commander (Windows store) you can check your 2.4Ghz and every other. For my GT-AC5300 2-3 power cycles restores max available signal strength across all bands.78688
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mrc00l88
Level 7
In response to stefan063

‎02-03-2019 09:35 AM

stefan063 wrote:
I figured it out. It is software issue. If you try and power cycle the router. Wait 4-5min between power cycle and check via WiFi Commander (Windows store) you can check your 2.4Ghz and every other. For my GT-AC5300 2-3 power cycles restores max available signal strength across all bands.78688


Wow, interesting 😕 I'll power cycle a few times. Thanks
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