How to Use the 5-GHz Band on Your Router Log into your account. … Open the Wireless tab to edit your wireless settings. … Change the 802.11 band from 2.4-GHz to 5-GHz. Click Apply. May 7, 2013

Does my laptop support 5GHz Wi-Fi? The best way to find out is to open Control Panel – search for it in the Windows search box – then go to Device Manager and find the make and model of your laptop’s Wi-Fi under the Network adapters section. … If your . . . Read more

On the top menu, select Wireless. On the right menu, select your desired network, 2.4GHz or 5GHz. Update the network name (SSID) and password (WPA preshared key). Select Apply.

A Few Reasons Why 5GHZ Wi-Fi Might Not Show Up Your computer or smartphone may not be compatible with 5GHz networks. Your hardware, including your router, may not be compatible with 5GHz networks. Access to 5GHz networks may not be properly set up in your device or router. Your drivers . . . Read more

How to force a device to connect to a 5GHz WiFi – Quora. To fix this issue, go to Device Manager on your laptop and locate your WiFi device under Network Devices. In the Advanced tab, set Preferred Band to 5 Band. This will allow automatic band-steering to 5 GHz . . . Read more

All the latest Android devices should have a 5G network system. If the 5GHz WiFi is not showing up on your Android device, or automatically combines with the 2.4 GHz network, then it’s most likely your device doesn’t support 5GHz. … This applies to all Android devices.

From your smartphone’s Wireless settings page, look at the names of your Wi-Fi networks. A 2.4 GHz network may have "24G," "2.4," or "24" appended to the end of the network name. For example: "Myhomenetwork2.4" A 5 GHz network may have "5G" or "5" appended to the end of the . . . Read more

Connect to the WiFi network. Open your networks panel from your taskbar (click the WiFi icon in the bottom right). Click on “Properties” of your WiFi network. In the new window that opens, scroll all the way down to “Properties”. “Network Band” will either say 2.4GHz or 5GHz.

Try connecting other computers to the 5 GHz Wi-Fi. If it is not possible, this issue may be caused by an incompatibility between the router and the network adapter. To resolve this issue, restart your router and connect again. If you can connect another device to the network, restart your . . . Read more

To fix this issue, go to Device Manager on your laptop and locate your WiFi device under Network Devices. In the Advanced tab, set Preferred Band to 5 Band. This will allow automatic band-steering to 5 GHz and ensure a faster WiFi experience.