Yes. With the laptop as the one and only device connected to the network, the problem persists.
The router is on a fixed channel. I can jump back and forth between the main and guest network, but only the guest network provides usable speeds.
Thanks for trying.
This blog post describes a...
That makes sense, but I don't think it's the case here.
I have tried connecting one by one. Most of my troubleshooting has been done with just a desktop PC hardwired to the router, and a laptop to test the wifi. Nothing else connected.
Thanks, but no noticeable difference using these settings. WiFi 6 or not, the router is supposed to be backwards compatible, right? It's only the legacy devices that are having issues.
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This is puzzling. I purchased the Asus RT-AX56U in hopes of upgrading an aging but reliable 802.11n router.
Set up the Asus, ran the usual speed tests, and everything looked great: 5GHz devices pulling 120 Mbps on my 100Mbs plan, which was a nice boost over the old router. 2.4GHz devices...