Windows 10: 5 GHz band problem and request time out

In my PC, using TP Link wireless adapter AC600 v1.0 i can't connect it to my 5Ghz band when it is plugged at the back of my PC, it says "cant connect to this network" if i plug in the front it gets connected but I'm not to able play games with ease i get constant 300 - 500 ping although my router is working fine. Also when I use command prompt and type the command ping google.com -t -f after showing the ping like 30-40 times it says request timed out.

Please help any tip wold be appreciated.


PS: Games tested are CSGO and Valorant

Any suggestion regarding the game would also be appreciated as well.

Thanks.

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How Do I Access 5 GHz Band On AC1750?

I don't see a screen like the screenshot you posted allowing selection of 5 GHz in my Security Page. This is what I see, and there is no option to connect to 2 GHz or 5 GHz.





I did login into the router. It lists the 5 Ghz band correctly, but is doesn't show up on Network Settings. Therefore, I cannot connect to it. I would think it should be there too, but it isn't as far as I can tell. The only entry in Network Settings is the 2.4 GHz one. What can I do to get the 5 GHz band recognized in order to connect?

 

Trying to switch between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz HELP!

Press Windows key + X

Click Device Manager

Expand Network adapters

Right click your Wireless adapter

Click Properties

Click the Advanced tab

In the Property list, choose Band

Click in the Value list box

Choose 5 Ghz

 

Can't create 5 ghz hotspot

Press Windows key + X

Click Device Manager

Expand Network adapters

Right click your wireless adapter

Click Properties

Click the Advanced tab

In the Property list, choose Band

In the Value list box, select 5 GHz

Click OK