Home / Domestic Wi Fi Router settings 2.4Ghz and 5.0Ghz settings - Zen in 10 mins xx
Channel: Indi Glow
Date: 26/01/2021

No liability is claimed for any issues you may recieve after editing your home Wi-Fi router settings...
This is a short video to show how one can consider canging the settings from 5.0Ghz to 2.4Ghz .
if in doubt call up your Internet Service Provider and asdk customer service for further details.
No medical and legal advice is given..
Entertainment values only..




good rising fam..
First off, routers do not have 2.4 or 5G broadcasting.
They broadcast in Ghz, which stands for Gigahertz.
Gigahertz is a frequency, 5G stands for 5th Generation, and is a cellular technology.
Clarity on Wi-Fi 5G home internet only
As to disabling one of the broadcast channels, you have to check your  specific router’s web-based control panel. Some allow it and some  don’t. Why do you want to disable that channel? For your information, if  you’re trying to improve signal, the 2.4 Ghz band is actually much more  crowded and likely to experience interference.
Router manufacturers started making routers that operate in the less congested 5GHz band.
The 5GHz band. The 5GHz band operates at a different frequency to  2.4GHz, meaning that the two bands can co-exist without interfering with  one another. As many fewer devices support 5GHz, the airwaves tend to  be much clearer.

Wireless B vs G vs N vs AC | What Is The Difference?
So you’re in the market to buy a wireless router. You’re doing your  research to find the best router for you, but you’ve come to a  crossroads. You have to make a decision: Do you want to buy a Wireless  G, Wireless N or Wireless AC router? But more importantly, what is the  difference? What is outdated? Is there an option for me if I just want  to do basic things like read email and news? What if I play a lot of  games and watch a lot of movies? You’ve come to the right place for the  answers, my friend. Lets get you on the right track. By the time we’re  done here, you will be able to make a confident decision. You’ll even be  able to make recommendations to your friends and family when it’s their  turn to buy a wireless router.
We’ll start out with a bit of technical information about each. In  the end, we’ll relate this information to making a real-world decision  based on your needs.
Name     Speed     Indoor Range     Frequency     Released
Wireless AC     1 Gbps     115 Feet     5 GHz     2013
Wireless N     300 Mbps     230 Feet     2.4 GHz, 5 GHz     2009
Wireless G     54 Mbps     125 Feet     2.4 GHz     2003
Wireless B     11 Mbps     115 Feet     2.4 GHz     1999
Eye am looking to disable the 5Ghz in family home routers and have the slower  2.4 Ghz connection only…. 🙂
anyone with peer reviwed and accademic / non academic info please post xxxx
more soon…


Much love, God bless.
david.

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