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04-03-2016 04:13 PM
Adapter will only operate in b/g mode and not N. Also, will not recognize 5Ghz band.
The driver has been updated to the latest version on the website.
Also, the wireless mode properties in the wireless setup on shows b/g but no N.
Is there a special setup for running in N mode? Is this a dual band card?
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04-03-2016 05:58 PM - edited 04-03-2016 05:59 PM
Unfortunately, I don't know why there isn't an 'n' option in the advanced settings.
Is the card only connecting at 54 MBPS?
A single band 1 x 1 wireless N card should be connecting at 72 MBPS with the 2.4 GHz band set on mixed mode.
You can verify the connection speed by going to the control panel>network and internet>network and sharing center, and click on your established wireless connection.
A window will open up and show you the actual connection speed.
04-03-2016 05:58 PM - edited 04-03-2016 05:59 PM
Unfortunately, I don't know why there isn't an 'n' option in the advanced settings.
Is the card only connecting at 54 MBPS?
A single band 1 x 1 wireless N card should be connecting at 72 MBPS with the 2.4 GHz band set on mixed mode.
You can verify the connection speed by going to the control panel>network and internet>network and sharing center, and click on your established wireless connection.
A window will open up and show you the actual connection speed.
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