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Just to round off this topic - After a long and tedious journey, I guessed that the "dropouts" of the 2.4GHz could be caused by the router. I purchased a new one (the Asus ET12), and lo and behold, the 2.4GHz problems all went away! So it was indeed a bad 2.4GHz radio in the main router...

Yes, understand. I guess my reference is that I've been using this app called WiFi Analyzer (which basically hasn't changed or been updated since 2018) and have always used the timeline graph on my android phones, and it never depicted the dropouts or unstability. The dropouts appeared only...

I've been having it on, and honestly haven't noticed any significant drop in battery. But then again, my phone and battery are still relatively new so perhaps has lots of juice :) I did turn it off already all the same, since one of my banking app complains if developer mode is left on :-(...

I see. Thanks for the explanation. I was wondering how wireless scanning works in the Android phone, so this provides a glimpse. Cheers! JB

Thanks OE for the reply! Much appreciated!

Thanks so much for the suggestions! Am currently on 20MHz bandwidth already, and I've also done a factory reset with manual settings (not from file). And also using the official firmware already. Will certainly give feedback to Asus once I've gathered all the data. One new finding I've made is...

Thanks for this great suggestion - very logical now that you mention it! Will try. A few questions before I do that though.....My current setting for the nodes for Backhaul Connection Priority is set to Auto. I can choose 5GHz Wifi first, or 1G WAN first. I assumed that Auto would always...

I'm in a 3 storey home, and the house has concrete walls and brick walls internally. So I have 2 on the ground floor, one in the back room where the Wifi just doesn't get to, and 2 on each floor. All the nodes are connected via wired LAN. Yes, I wanted to understand how to identify (is there a...

Just as a follow up - the above graph of the signal could be just a red herring I'm afraid. That graph was obtained when I was on a 5G network, looking at the performance of my 2.4G signal. When I connected to the 2.4G network (the very same one I wanted to measure), the signal had NO dropouts...

I am using an AX11000 meshed with 3 ZenWifi AX Minis. I'm noticing very intermittent Wifi connections, especially on 2.4GHz. Using Wifi Analyzer, I've observed that the 2.4GHz singal seems to routinely drop out once every 3-5 seconds (see graph below). Can anyone help to explain why this happens...

I am also facing a similar problem and tearing my hair out. Anyone can help explain WHY a wifi signal would regularly drop out then back on again (looks like once every 10 seconds or so?). Is it because it detected a collision in the channel or is the firmware trying to do something else? This...

Thanks for the reply! I don't have parental controls on, I do have AiProtection on, and I just turned off OpenVPN, and, touch wood, the router seems to be behaving itself so far. Will update if there are futher developments, just in case others run into this issue as well.

Hi, I seem to be facing a similar problem and I was wondering whether you managed to solve this problem, and what the solution was if any? My list of possibilities right now include: RAM failing OpenVPN problem (will try turning off) Overheating Thanks in advance! JB