@Sandyman0_1 

my ax 6000 use to do this. Found it was the wifi security. Wpa3 wpa2 mixed caused havoc. Now i have wpa2 only for 2.4 g ( i have some older devices) and wpa3 only for my 5g devices.

  @Cawsie 

HI, Interesting! Many thanks for your reply.

I checked my config - both my 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz channels are set to WPA/WPA2-Personal.

Are you suggesting that I change the 5 gHZ to WPA/WPA3-Personal ?

Cawsie wrote

  @Sandyman0_1 

 

my ax 6000 use to do this. Found it was the wifi security. Wpa3 wpa2 mixed caused havoc. Now i have wpa2 only for 2.4 g ( i have some older devices) and wpa3 only for my 5g devices.

Thanks

Chris

Cattalins wrote

Out of curiosity, are your devices new? I am having issues with the Wi-Fi 6 (ax). I recently set the device to operate only on 802.11a/n/ac mixed. Older devices don't seem to have connectivity issues on these modes. https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/602188

Hi  @Cattalins 

No the PC wifi card and AX6000 router are about 2 years old. I upgraded the router firmware but still couldn't connect to my 5GHz

channel on my PC. I got so fed up with all the messing about, I bought a brand new AX3000 card, plugged it in and without touching the drivers on the PC it works perfectly. I'm guessing my old wifi card must be faulty.