The Home Networking Megathread - Yes the OP is out of date

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Home Networking Megathread - Yes the OP is out of date

Vir: Dec 14, 2007; Does it tickle when your Body Thetans flap their wings, eh Beatrice?

My ISP-provided Zyxel VMG8825-B60C kept dropping the 5GHz WiFi, seemingly, but a quick check with Wifi Explorer showed that it was auto-switching to an UNII-2C channel. Presumably this should work, because all my devices support DFS and TPC, but my MacBook Pro kept dropping the connection whenever it moved to a UNII-2C channel (channel 100-140). I resorted to locking the 5 GHz Wifi to a manual UNII-1 channel, and it has worked fine since then.

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