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My Notebook WLAN Card with Atheros AR5B93 chip, wount connect to my new Router D-Link DIR-825 on the 5Ghz Band A/N (i can't see the access point). The 2,4Ghz bgn works well. My other Notebook with the Intel 5300 AGN connects to both AC's without problems. I've tried many other versions of drivers for my Windows 7 x64 but earler versions has the problem too. The newest dirver on my machine is the 8.0.0.256
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My Notebook WLAN Card with Atheros AR5B93 chip, wount connect to my new Router D-Link DIR-825 on the 5Ghz Band A/N (i can't see the access point). The 2,4Ghz bgn works well. My other Notebook with the Intel 5300 AGN connects to both AC's without problems. I've tried many other versions of drivers for my Windows 7 x64 but earler versions has the problem too. The newest dirver on my machine is the 8.0.0.256

ATHEROS AR5B93 wount not connect with D-Link DIR-825 on 5ghz Band

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