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A few days ago I changed the password to a set of diceware words. However, the extender was not using the new password, even though the new password was showing up on the interface for both bands. (Windows 10 WiFi status showed that the extender was in fact still using the old password.)
I had to go back to factory defaults and set up the extender from scratch to get it to use the new password. The 2.4 works, but I STILL can't log into the extender's 5ghz, with EITHER password. Windows 10 WiFi status says "attempting to authenticate" and then dies. Again, the interface alleges that the extender is using the new password for 5g, but I can't log on.
Help!
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Solved my own problem. It seems the extender cannot handle multiple-word passwords very well, especially on the 5g side. I went back to a letter/symbol/number combo, no spaces, and now everything is working. Annoying.
Solved my own problem. It seems the extender cannot handle multiple-word passwords very well, especially on the 5g side. I went back to a letter/symbol/number combo, no spaces, and now everything is working. Annoying.