Recent content by timg11

I have updated to firmware 3.0.0.4.386_43986. I have the same NTFS formatted SSD drive as before that was working fine with prior firmware versions. The behavior has reverted to the original issue: Insert the drive, it is visible on the USB Application / Servers Center / Network Place (Samba)...

for anyone looking for a free Linux distribution (Candela appears to be a commercial product) Ubuntu 21.04 can be made to work at 6 GHz too. You have to disable Network Manager (which does not yet support the mandatory (for 6 GHz) Hash to Element H2E - see this link, slide 22) You also have to...

I have discovered something very interesting. I was testing with the Samsung S21 Ultra also. It had the same result as the Windows machine: The 6 GHz SSID is never seen, even after scanning for many hours. I learned that someone else had connected an S21 successfully using Channel 37. I moved my...

My GT-AXE11000 came with firmware 3.0.0.4.386.42026. This was reported in the UI. It allowed operation with "Open System" in the 6 GHz band. I saw that firmware 3.0.0.4.386.42489 was available. I downloaded the original firmware as well as a backup in case of any regressions. The newer...

I've been re-reading this entire thread to see if there is anything I missed. This is one issue that could become significant. Currently the AX-210 does not even see the SSID, so WPA3 and OWE is irrelevant. But this could become an issue soon since the use of WPA3 or OWE is mandatory for Wi-Fi...

I've heard about some laptops that block changing WLAN NICs. However that is typically at the NIC level, and this NIC and driver works fine for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The Dell 7480 is a couple years old - at the time it was built, Wi-Fi 6E didn't exist, so it seems improbable that only a specific...

I have changed the system over to Windows Insider Dev Channel. After these updates, it is now running Build 21332.rs_prerelease_210606-1859. The AX-210 is still unable to see the SSID's in the 6 GHz band. The system is still running drivers 22.30.0.11 Nothing newer is available from Intel as...

I replaced the AX210 but it does not change the behavior. Still no SSID seen in 6 GHz band. I'm going to switch the system over to Ubuntu, but I did save off the Windows 10 image so I can try again future when additional details emerge.

@ColinTaylor, correct again - the folders are indeed shared R/W, even though the radio buttons do not indicate that state. Thanks! If I was the UI designer, I'd replace the row of buttons with the message "Not Applicable with guest login enabled"

@ColinTaylor, That is correct - the Passport drive did come as exFAT. I reformatted as NTFS. I can see the drive contents now; Unfortunately the sharing control buttons (R/W, R, No) cannot be selected. The radio buttons do not change state when clicked. Any clicks are ignored. The Edit...

I'm trying to configure a shared USB drive on the GT-AXE11000. Current firmware version is which I believe is the only version so far. I have inserted the Passport SSD drive, and enabled sharing on the USB Application / Servers Center / Network Place (Samba) page. From both Windows and...

While I'm waiting for some new AX210s to arrive, can you confirm that you were able to operate at 6 GHz using Windows 10 20H2 build 19042.844? Yours is not using a preview or insider edition?

I uninstalled the AX210 driver, and its software. I also enabled Show Hidden, and then uninstalled the 8265 and its software too. When rebooting, I was expected the AX210 to show as "drivers not installed" in Device Manager, but Windows had already re-installed 22.30.0.11, apparently by loading...

Original WLAN was Intel 8265NGW. It sounds like a good idea to re-install driver at this point. By "remove all files" I assume you mean check the box for "Delete the driver software for this device"? Are there other file deletion steps necessary?

Yes, the updates have been applied: