Connecting a computer and device to the 6 GHz WiFi
Scenario: Why can’t I find or connect my computer or device to the 6 GHz WiFi?
The 6 GHz radio band offers interference-free signal and ultra-fast speeds for high-bandwidth activities like video conferencing, working and learning from home, and using AR/VR devices.
If you can’t connect your device to the 6 GHz WiFi, try the following:
1. Check if your device supports the 6 GHz radio band. Only clients that support the 6 GHz WiFi will be able to connect to this radio.
2. Make sure that your devices and the WLAN adapter drivers on your computers are up to date.
2. Make sure that your devices and the WLAN adapter drivers on your computers are up to date.
Desktop/laptop - Microsoft® only supports the 6 GHz WiFi in Windows® 11 computers. Make sure to install the latest Intel® AX210/AX211 driver to your computer.
Other WiFi devices - If your device supports the 6 GHz radio band and it cannot connect to the WiFi, make sure it has the latest updates installed.
3. Check your router’s WiFi security type. The 6 GHz radio band supports WPA3™ only.
