Windows 10: when i connect to the newly installed 5g router it ask me the password every time and the...

when i connect to the newly installed 5g router it ask me the password every time and the connection fall down after 2 minutes , why?

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Windows 10 doesn't connect to Netgear 36/36-5G router

Computer: Lenovo T520, O/S Windows 10 Pro, Router: NetGear 36/36-G,

Problem: Disconnected fm primary wifi network, NetGear 36, to connect to

NetGear 36-5G. To disconnect I called up network list and selected “disconnect”.

When unable to find & therefore connect to NetGear 36-5G attempted to reconnect

to original wifi system. Received message that computer can not connect.
Tried

all suggested solutions with no results, restarted computer, restarted router, tried to

restore computer to previous settings when computer worked normally, nothing worked.

Received error code 163851 which may indicate radio turned off in BIOS.
However, computer connects to internet successfully via different unencrypted wifi and via encrypted Hot Spot (wifi) on BB Z10.
So computer’s wifi radio is working normally.
Computer does not see the 36-5G side of NetGear router.
With Windows 7 Pro it did recognize that side and 36-5G was a valid choice for a connection.
When observing computer trying to connect see constant message “attempting authorization”.
Can not find anyway to check computer settings, SSID, Password, encryption key to confirm that the setting in my computer are correct for this wifi network.

Request help.

 

Cannot connect to 5g

Hi I'm Peter an independent advisor, if your trying to connect to 5g then you've got a router and network adapter that supports 5g (ie a virgin media router)? Qualcomm is your wireless network card....realtek is your ethernet adapter (physical network
port) for wired networks. If you want to connect to 5g open your wireless network available list and you should see the same SSID as 2g and one as 5g...just click on the 5g one.

 

How to change password in newly installed modem/router?

To change either the modem password or the WiFi password, you need to access the modem settings page. For that you must findout the login IP address of the new modem. If you do not know the login IP of your new modem, type ipconfi on the command prompt and press the enter key. The default gateway is the login IP address of your new modem. You can find the same details from the modem user manual.

Router cascading is the technique to connect a new router to the existing modem in your home network. How to Connect an Extra Router to a Modem?