Here’s a weird one...
My Blade 15 has suddenly decided it doesn’t like my home Google WiFi network for some reason.
It can connect to my Broadband hub’s WiFi fine (but the signal is weaker and only 2.4). Everything else in my house can use the Google WiFi network just fine.
The Blade gets an IP address from the Google WiFi, but seems unable to reach the gateway (pings time out). The Google WiFi network can see the Blade. I’ve updated the Intel adapter drivers. I’ve done a Windows Update check and that’s all up-to-date.
It just seems like the Blade doesn’t want to talk over the Google WiFi; it’s fine on other WiFi networks, and other devices are fine on the Google network...
Any ideas?
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OK well I've not been able to figure out the cause, but I used the Google app to set up a "guest" network and the laptop is connected to that just fine. It's the same wifi hardware, same settings as the "main" network, but clearly the Razer doesn't like something... It's working at least.
maybe because of the wifi 6 adapter.
Let try this.
fo to Manage -> click Dive Manager >> roll the Network adapter >> on the wifi wireless right click >> click Properties >> click the tab Advanced >> click on the second 802.11n/ax >>> on the value in the right side the default set up should be 802.11ax CHANGE IT to be 802.11ac
try it and let me know if it works.
Let try this.
fo to Manage -> click Dive Manager >> roll the Network adapter >> on the wifi wireless right click >> click Properties >> click the tab Advanced >> click on the second 802.11n/ax >>> on the value in the right side the default set up should be 802.11ax CHANGE IT to be 802.11ac
try it and let me know if it works.
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