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If the AP output level is too low (distance normally), then the computer will not see it. Ordinary Physics here.
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If the AP output level is too low (distance normally), then the computer will not see it. Ordinary Physics here.

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If a device cannot meet the AP (Access Point) transmit power level, would this prevent let say a laptop from connecting to the AP?<br />
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Taken from a description of &nbsp;transmit power control service.<br />
Context: &quot;&nbsp;An AP can specify the transit power of any or all stations that are associated with the AP.&quot;
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If a device cannot meet the AP (Access Point) transmit power level, would this prevent let say a laptop from connecting to the AP?

Taken from a description of  transmit power control service.
Context: " An AP can specify the transit power of any or all stations that are associated with the AP."

If a device cannot meet the AP (Access Point) transmit power level, would this prevent let say a laptop from connecting to the AP?

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.