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07-25-2024 11:45 AM
Recently I got my modem upgraded to Giga hub, since the upgrade I configure the modem using Whole Home Wi-Fi On, the extender works for few hours to a day then hung. I contact TP Link support and was told to configure the modem to use: for 2.4Ghz Change Channel to 6 and the Channel Width to 20Mhz, for 5Ghz Change Channel to 40 and the Channel Width to 40Mhz. Does anyone know how to configure the modem as required?
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07-26-2024 03:30 PM - last edited on 07-26-2024 03:56 PM by BellPatricia
Hi @WelshTerrier,
Just for curiosity, I turn off WH Wi-Fi and poke around, it does provide many individual channels. For 2.4GHz I set the channel width to 20MHz and I can select channel 6, and for 5GHz set the channel width to 40MHz and set the channel to 40. Hope it will fix the TP Link extender issue
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07-25-2024 02:21 PM
Good Day.
To the best of my knowledge you can't use anything other than the assigned channels with the Whole Home Wi-Fi Internet turned off.
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07-25-2024 03:25 PM
Do you know what channels will be assigned if WH Wi-Fi is off. Thanks.
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07-26-2024 03:30 PM - last edited on 07-26-2024 03:56 PM by BellPatricia
Hi @WelshTerrier,
Just for curiosity, I turn off WH Wi-Fi and poke around, it does provide many individual channels. For 2.4GHz I set the channel width to 20MHz and I can select channel 6, and for 5GHz set the channel width to 40MHz and set the channel to 40. Hope it will fix the TP Link extender issue
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