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Shaguar · ‎08-05-2017

Hoping to get some help here.

My RT5300 is setup to 3 SSIDs and I separated my wife's iphone connection to 5ghz-1 while I connect to 5ghz-2. About 3 weeks ago, my wifi adapter on my Code suddenly cannot connect beyond 144Mbps and seems to be stuck to 802.11n connection.

Is there a way to force an 802.11ac connection?

I have updated drivers and firmware to the lastest before writing this post.

MarkSW · ‎08-07-2017

Might want to post this on SNB Forums or Asus forums as this forum is for ROG routers.

Regards
Mark

Bill · ‎08-09-2017

Hello Shaguar
Thank you for your post
Does this still occur if you connect to 5Ghz-1?
Have you tried restoring your router back to factory default and try again?
Thank you

Shaguar · ‎08-10-2017

Bill@ASUS wrote:
Hello Shaguar
Thank you for your post
Does this still occur if you connect to 5Ghz-1?
Have you tried restoring your router back to factory default and try again?
Thank you

Hi Bill,

Let me try to reset to factory defaults over the weekend and see if that fixes it. Will post here again if that resolves the issues in a few days. Thanks for the suggestion.

MasterC · ‎08-10-2017

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