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Software issues with router?
I have been a loyal Comcast/Xfinity customer for over 20 years.
Recently, I have noticed that my Xfinity provided router stopped giving out the 5Ghz signal. I have the Xfinity app and everything. Which let's you restart.
After some research, I have noticed that some other customers have experienced similar things, with the 5 Ghz range dropping out.
I did actually try separating the network id's (it says not recommended), and appended 5Ghz to the SSID.
To my current knowledge, I haven't changed more than that. I'm wondering if there was a software update? There might be a word for this - is it bandwidth spreading? I think I like the idea behind Xfinity having the technology to connect to devices at 2.5 or 5, it's just that if it breaks, I need a way to reach out.
I thought I was a "normal" use residential customer.
Should I push to get my Xfinity gateway replaced?
XfinityAngie
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singdeep1976
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1 year ago
I think I am going to have to ask for a new router.
The 5 Ghrz range seems to be dropping out.
While I was troubleshooting, I did separate the bandwidth using the Xfinity app. Of course that said (not recommended).
I have completely done a full shutdown on everything (cold reboot).
I have also heard that Xfinity was trying out some new software. This new software from Xfinity tries to figure out 2.5 vs 5.
Maybe this wasn't ready for prime time?
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