Recent content by Keenan

Haha!

Just worked for me. https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat?test-id=1c53fb37-5835-420b-9e71-c92f3d8f09bc

I agree, but this is Windows networking which in my experience is a bit of a black art requiring a live chicken and some candles.;)

Does your router have a Master Browser setting? If so, turn that on and then reboot all the machines, and see what happens. It might be worth finding out which machine is currently operating as the MB as well...

It's not limited on the non-ROG version, I have 33 clients showing right now, so I'm not sure why it would be limited on the ROG version.

Have you tried it in Safe Mode? I see where you note that it's not possible.

Have you tried deleting the Windows update cache file and then trying the update again? C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download

Yes, thank you.

ASUS GT-AX6000 v2 V2? I thought there was a discussion elsewhere that determined there was only one model GT-AX6000? Or did the original always have that model notation?

Is this a concern if you don't have/use a boot logo?

I don't know whether or not it's a confirmed fact or not, but I've read in this forum that iPhones are particularly sticky to an access point, not wanting to let go and switch to a stronger signal quickly.

Why? What are you hoping to gain by doing that?

GT-AX6000 with Sonic 10GbE fiber connection

I found it too dark visually, and I went with what I'm used to, the ASUS Merlin UI on my GT-AX6000.

Are you using the Speedtest website or the Speedtest app available from the Microsoft Store? It's recommended to use the desktop app as a browser test can be encumbered by settings or extensions being used by the browser when using the website version of the test...