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Laptop Can't Detect 5GHz WiFi: Qualcomm Atheros AR956x Wireless Adapter Issue

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  • #1 17033262
    Emersonek1
    Level 1  
    Hey! I have a problem because my laptop can not see the 5GHz network and I do not know what to do.
    Network Card: Qualcomm Atheros AR956x Wirelles Adapter
    If you have any idea, write it :D
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  • #2 17033288
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group  
    Welcome. AR956x is a card designed for 2.4GHz, so it's no wonder that it does not connect to 5GHz networks. If for some reason you have to connect to 5GHz networks - you have to replace the network card.
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  • #3 18009750
    spider_net
    Level 19  
    I have a similar problem - does the Intel Centrino Wireless N-1030 card support 5GHz? I have the impression that on the first day of use of the new router (Nokia G-240W-C) the wifi card detected this band, but now I'm combining in options and I can not find a solution to switch from 2.4 to 5Ghz. I would like to add that the other device - the phone can easily find a 5GHz band. greetings
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  • #4 18009768
    m.jastrzebski
    Network and Internet specialist  
    spider_net wrote:
    I have a similar problem - does the Intel Centrino Wireless N-1030 card support 5GHz? I have the impression that on the first day of use of the new router (Nokia G-240W-C) the wifi card detected this band, but now I'm combining in options and I can not find a solution to switch from 2.4 to 5Ghz. I would like to add that the other device - the phone can easily find a 5GHz band. greetings

    You do this:
    Open the web browser, any.
    You are opening the www.google.pl website
    You enter: "Intel Centrino Wireless N-1030"
    You are overwriting enter.
    In the first line you can see:
    Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 1030, Single Band Technical data

    SINGLE BAND, is the key word here.
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  • #5 18009792
    spider_net
    Level 19  
    The option to change bandwidth in Intel PROSet / Wireless WIFI being network adapter software is slightly misleading, where you can choose between: mixed band, 2.4GHz band and 5GHz. Hence the question to specialists ... PS. the biting instruction was basically unnecessary, but I noticed that this is the case for people who already know EVERYTHING on specialist forums ;-) Thank you and best regards.
  • #6 18009797
    m.jastrzebski
    Network and Internet specialist  
    spider_net wrote:
    The option to change bandwidth in Intel PROSet / Wireless WIFI being network adapter software is slightly misleading, where you can choose between: mixed band, 2.4GHz band and 5GHz. Hence the question to specialists ... PS. the biting instruction was basically unnecessary, but I noticed that this is the case for people who already know EVERYTHING on specialist forums ;-) Thank you and best regards.
    Standard software for all cards confidently.
    A bitter comment not because they know everything, only because they have seen every question that can be answered in a few seconds literally thanks to Google :P
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