Windows 10: Laptop equipped with wifi 7 intel BE200 won't see S24 Ultra when set 6Ghz band in hotspot...

Peter_Musuta · Mar 15, 2025 at 6:32 PM

Hey S24 ultra owners and windows 11 users.I just got S24 Ultra delivered and trying to connect as u see from title but laptop WiFi 7 cannot see S24U when set in 6Ghz band Anybody can help ?Thnx

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Brink · Mar 15, 2025 at 6:36 PM

CES 2021: Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router with 6Ghz band

NETGEAR®, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTGR), the worldwide leading provider of award-winning advanced networking products for home and office has today announced, during the historic virtually-hosted CES 2021, the introduction of the world’s first all-purpose WiFi 6E router, the Nighthawk® RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router. Promised to elevate the WiFi experience by providing speeds up to 10.8Gbpsi, this latest addition to the Nighthawk line of performance routers ushers in a new era of fast connectivity on the new 6Ghz band, free of interference and congestion.

Working, learning, and video streaming from home has placed greater demands on home WiFi networks. Devices in these ultra-connected households have been in a constant contest for bandwidth on crowded WiFi networks. WiFi 6E resolves these congestion issues by adding previously unavailable 6GHz WiFi spectrum that can be used to broadcast WiFi signals and connect to more devices with faster speeds and reliability. Up until the introduction of WiFi 6E, WiFi routers have been limited to the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. The new third 6GHz band will dramatically increase the capacity of networks to support more devices.

“The proliferation of Wi-Fi over the last few decades first stressed the 2.4 GHz band and then eventually the 5 GHz band with Wi-Fi 4, 5, and 6,” said Phil Solis, research director at IDC. “As regulatory bodies around the world open up the 6 GHz band, Wi-Fi 6E networks will provide enabled devices with the breathing room to use large channels even in dense and congested areas with higher average data rates and lower latency.”

A CES 2021 Innovations Award Honoree, the Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router is designed to provide the fastest WiFi speed possible with higher-capacity, lower latency, and the latest WPA3 security. With cutting-edge technology, the new WiFi 6E router from NETGEAR expands WiFi for more capability, capacity, and experiences for a new world of uninterrupted connectivity while simultaneously conducting distance learning, video conferencing, and 4K/8K video streaming. With the new 6GHz band, this Nighthawk performance router delivers the faster speeds, smoother streaming, less interference, and improved latency for devices and WiFi-hungry applications for an overall enhanced experience.

“Our mission at NETGEAR is to provide products with cutting edge technologies to enable people to work, learn, stream and game more effectively in a connected world,” said David Henry, senior vice president of Connected Home Products for NETGEAR. “We are pleased to be recognized by the Consumer Technology Association for our commitment to this mission with the introduction of the industry’s first all-purpose WiFi 6E router. The Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi Router will capitalize on the available bandwidth afforded by the new 6Ghz channel, delivering an increase in speed and capacity that has never been experienced up until this moment.”

Technical Specifications :

New 6GHz Band—with up to 200% more available spectrum than dual-band (5GHz and 2.4GHz) WiFi alone.

Ultra-Low Latency—Very few devices on new 6GHz band means lower latency for gaming and real-time traffic.

More High-Bandwidth WiFi Channels—Blazing-fast speed and less interference with 3X more high-bandwidth 160MHz WiFi channels.

12-Streams Tri-Band WiFi—Four streams of 6GHz, four streams of 5GHz, and four streams of 2.4GHz equates to more available bandwidth and less congestion for all devices on WiFi.

WiFi 6E Optimized Powerful Processor—Ideal for Gigabit Internet speeds, a 64-bit 1.8GHz quad-core processor ensures smooth 4K/8K UHD streaming and gaming.

Multi-Gig Ethernet Port 2.5G—2.5X the wired speed of a typical Gigabit port, to be used for LAN or Internet connectivity.

Five (5) Gigabit Ethernet Ports—Connect more wired devices for faster file transfer and uninterrupted connections. Aggregate two Gigabit LAN ports and two Gigabit WAN ports (configurable) concurrently.

Pre-optimized Antennas—Unfold and set antennas on the router; no further adjustment required. The Nighthawk RAXE500 antennas come pre-optimized for the best WiFi performance.

NETGEAR® Armor™ Cybersecurity for your Home—Advanced cyberthreat protection for your home network and an unlimited number of connected devices. Learn more at netgear.com/armor.

Automatic firmware updates—Latest security patches delivered to the router without the need for user intervention.

NETGEAR® Armor™ Cybersecurity :

The Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router includes a free 30-day trial of NETGEAR Armor™ to protect the connected home from online threats. Armor’s multi-layered cybersecurity is built into the RAXE500 router to provide the peace of mind that you have the best-in-class anti-virus, anti-malware, and data protection for your smart devices, smartphones, and computers. NETGEAR Armor provides protection for all your connected devices from cyber threats on the WiFi network as well as when off network and on-the-goii.

Availability :

The NETGEAR® Nighthawk® RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router is currently planned to be available within the first quarter of 2021 from NETGEAR.com and other online resellers for a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $599.99 USD.
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Jonathan Hawley1 · Mar 15, 2025 at 6:36 PM

Alienware (Dell) Aurora R13 Wifi 6ghz band Not visible on windows 11

I have seen several different unresolved posts regarding the 6ghz band not being visible in the wifi list. The only "solution" I've seen is dell probably disabled the 6ghz band.

Yes, everything is 6e capable. the wifi card/chipset. The router. I have verified my network via my S22, I get about 900mb/s down. the phone functions as expected on the 6hz band.

My computer is about 7 feet away, so signal loss and strength are 100% not the issue. unless the antenna is the issue. I removed the cover just in case it was somehow shielding it. I haven't looked to see where the antenna wire goes. anyone that knows antennas that might have an idea if there might be something physically wrong with it that could inhibit 6ghz but not allow 5 ghz? I'm willing to accept any odd "try this".

Things I've tried:

1. uninstalling and reinstalling drivers

2. Uninstalling and reinstalling driver in safe mode (no network drivers loaded)

3. rolling back drivers.

4. verified 6ghz settings via device manager.

5. Bought and installed a 6e pci-e card, still no 6ghz. It behaves exactly the same as the "native" wifi.

6. Installing the wrong drivers for pci-e wifi and BSODing until I took it out.

7. I have installed both intel drivers and dell specific wifi drivers.

8. verified all updates were installed from the alienware update manager

9. Cleansed the aur(or)a with sage.

My thoughts:

Anyone know a way to force the OS to allow 6e functionality? If I knew where to look in the regedit I would just make a back up and try not to brick my system playing around. Honestly it feels like they just forced a regedit value to off, so no matter what settings the wifi will never see the 6ghz signal.

I simply don't know where to poke around. Any suggestion would be great.

Why I'm here:

The only reason I care is that I was between choosing a wifi 6 and wifi 6e router. I spent the extra money to have next gen enabled wifi router because my computer said it had a 6e wireless card. So it's more frustrating than anything

Yes I've searched this issue ad nauseam . Maybe I didn't use the correct key words and there is an answer so link me the solution if you can. My gut is telling me there's a simple fix but my knowledge in computers is mostly superficial.

PS: Is it possible they installed a physical or digital lowpass filter than effectively eliminates the signal? or is there one build onto the mobo I can adjust? or the card?

DocDigggler · Mar 15, 2025 at 6:36 PM

Possible to force 6e hotspot in windows 11?

Purchased a mini PC with 6e (AMD rx608) capability in order to generate a stable 6GHz hotspot in crowded wifi environments. In setting the hotspot up I'm given three options, 2.4, 5, or Any available where I expected the 6GHz band as an option.

Is there a way to enable the 6GHz band as an option or force the hotspot to use that band?

OS specs - Win11Pro - 22000.613

US region.

AMD Ryzen 4000 64

Thanks for a quick response!

Eric

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