my laptop can not see a
hi i have a dell inspiron 3737.
for some reason, it can not see a 5 ghz broadcast, but can see a 2.40 Ghz broad case.
could it be in my configuration. Seems to have recently stopped, and i can not figure it out.
any comments appreceiated.
for some reason, it can not see a 5 ghz broadcast, but can see a 2.40 Ghz broad case.
could it be in my configuration. Seems to have recently stopped, and i can not figure it out.
any comments appreceiated.
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To delete a wireless profile, open an admin command prompt and run the following.
netsh wlan delete profile name="profile name"
Use netsc wlan show profiles to see wireless profiles.
You can also delete unused profiles if you wish.
netsh wlan delete profile name="profile name"
Use netsc wlan show profiles to see wireless profiles.
You can also delete unused profiles if you wish.
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let me give that a shot
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I am very confused on the subject matter. ( perhaps this is why we ask questions ).
first question : is my laptop capable of seeing a 5 ghz a/n wireless net work. because if not, then nothing is wrong.
Fact : my MS Surface and phones see and can connect to network called noodles, which is broadcast from my router using wpa2-psk . my brand new dell, does not see it.
Second question : is it more preferable to use a 5ghz Vs a 2.4 Ghz ?
first question : is my laptop capable of seeing a 5 ghz a/n wireless net work. because if not, then nothing is wrong.
Fact : my MS Surface and phones see and can connect to network called noodles, which is broadcast from my router using wpa2-psk . my brand new dell, does not see it.
Second question : is it more preferable to use a 5ghz Vs a 2.4 Ghz ?
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John
i appreciate every comment.
i just logged into my device manager. it tells me i have a
dell wireless 1705.802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ). i am guess if it were dual band, it would say so.
MY buddy has the exact same laptop and also can not see the 5.0 broad cast (:
on the other side, i do have other devices, and i have learned much...
i appreciate every comment.
i just logged into my device manager. it tells me i have a
dell wireless 1705.802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ). i am guess if it were dual band, it would say so.
MY buddy has the exact same laptop and also can not see the 5.0 broad cast (:
on the other side, i do have other devices, and i have learned much...
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thank you to all my friends.
@intelogent - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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