Recent content by ahmadka

I got the machine in machine like a year ago, and honestly I've never updated the BIOS. I guess I'll try that too once I'm able to reach a level where there are no disconnections. Thanks for the tip! Fortunately, since disabling 802.11ax / Wifi 6 mode, I haven't had any disconnections on any of...

Actually I have the Surface Laptop 4, which was released in 2021, not Surface Pro 4.

Actually from what I saw, the 160 Mhz setting for the 5G SSID is enabled by default, however disabling that didn't fix the disconnects. Actually it did prevent disconnects for 24+ hours (longest streak I've gone without a disconnect), but then I did a bunch of other settings that I usually have...

So are you saying that the AX201 has trouble using the 160 MHz band with this GT-AXE11000 router ? Would disabling the 160 MHz band on the AX201 fix this issue (and is it even possible to do this) ? But this won't explain why I experienced disconnects when I disabled the AX201 and used an...

Yes I updated the bluetooth driver too. So are you suggesting the problem is with the AX201 and not the router ? Note that as I mentioned above, I also tried using this external Wifi adapter and the problematic PC still has disconnects when using this adapter to connect to the same router. So...

Tried this and the steps in your previous post, but they don’t help. I still get disconnects :(

Thanks for your help and I hate to disappoint, but I installed these drivers, rebooted, and within minutes I experienced another 14 second disconnection :/ And now I'm using a much more recent driver version: Also yesterday I tried another Wifi adapter (this one), and I still experienced...

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Not sure. It's a Surface Laptop 4 and it's online specs just say "Wi-Fi 6: 802.11ax compatible"

I'm using the default settings. I haven't changed anything myself:

Hi guys. I returned my previous ASUS GT-AX11000 that I was trying out and instead got its big brother, the ASUS GT-AXE11000. It's working fine however I notice that one specific Windows laptop on my network keeps disconnecting/reconnecting randomly 5-10 times a day, where every disconnect is...

Okay, so this happened again today. This time I didn't restart router right away and waited to see if it would self-recover. As before, only the first 5G band became unresponsive, during which time it exhibited weird behavior such as the following: 1) I can connect to the SSID but can't browse...

Another thing perhaps worth pointing out is that in the case of this ASUS AX-11000 router, it's always the first 5G SSID (i.e. 5G-1) that blanks out. The 2.4G and the second 5G SSID (i.e. 5G-2) still keep working.

hehe, yes I have experienced this issue before, however I've used two TP-Link routers between then and now, Archer A7 & AX11000, and I didn't have this issue with either of them. The A7 was my router for at least 3 years and I never faced this issue. Recently I decided to try out the AX11000's...