Kevin_Z wrote

@Calibos 

 

Sorry to tell you the TP-link configuration utility does not support Windows 10 anymore cause it has the built-in utility.

 

Meanwhile, there is no option to change the wireless settings of the Archer T9UH when it is hotspot mode.

 

Instead, you can use a 3rd party programme on your computer to broadcast wireless network to do a comparison analysis.

 

Besides, with the growth of wireless negotiation speed, what about the actual wireless speed you can get from the Archer T9UH？ 

 

What do you mean about a comparison analysis?

Its negotiating at 400mbits. Turns out that this is more than enough for my streaming needs. What I thought was not enough bandwidth was actually an issue with one of the programs I was using to stream with. Using another program to stream I was getting smooth playback on the wireless device once my regular router was negotiating 120mbits or above. The only issue remaining for my router two floors below being unreliable negotiation speeds and random inteferance. 

So the T9UH at 400mbits over 5ghz from the wired networked PC in the same room as my Oculus GO VR Headset will actually do exactly what I need it to do................if I can solve one final problem. Despite me using Windows 10 to share this computers internet connection via the T9UH mobile hotspot, the app on the Oculus Go can not detect its partner streaming app on the PC when connected via the Hotspot and the T9UH but instantly detects it when connected to that very same PC via the main House Routers Wifi connection. Says the PC must be on the same network. So while the T9UH is sharing that PC's internet connection, to the app its not on the same network?

I'm guessing its some kind of IP or DHCP issue. Can you advise in that regard or is that something I'd need to ask on the support forum of the streaming/vr app in question/

Scratch that I solved it.

I was able to resolve my Oculus GO's internet connection issues when connecting to the PC via the T9UH by running the Network and Gateway Troubleshooter in Windows 10 which undid whatever settings I had managed to screw up in my attempts to solve the other problem. The other problem where a desktop client app on the PC couldn't see/discover its partner Oculus Go app turns out to have been a Firewall issue. Specifically, the program was granted access through the Firewall for 'Private' Networks which is my routers home network but isn't by default granted access for 'Public' Networks. I'd seen this unticked option when checking if the Firewall was the issue a few days ago but because it said 'Public Networks like Airports etc', I thought it didn't apply to me or my particular problem. Turns out Windows 10 considers my Wifi Hotspot from this PC as a 'Public Network'. As soon as I ticked that 'Public Network' box, Boom, the streaming client and GO app saw/discovered each other.

So everything is now working how I wanted for the most part. 400mbit it turns out is more than enough bandwidth for my use cases. It just bugs my OCD a little that I can't get 1300mbits out of the T9UH in hotspot mode.