I hate to interrupt your argument, but I'm the one giving support not asking for it. Remind me what your motivation is again?
---druck
I hate to interrupt your argument, but I'm the one giving support not asking for it. Remind me what your motivation is again?
---druck
I'll help if i can, but if my knowledge base doesn't include some unusual self installed configuration, , I simply cant.
I had a similar problem, from what i remember it's an issue related to the signal band you're using. Probably like you said it's trying to connect in 5ghz mode to your router but it doesn't support it, so you should change the mode of connection to 5ghz to 2.4ghz. You can do it via terminal with this commands:
sudo nmcli connection modify "<SSID>" 802-11-wireless.band bg sudo nmcli connection modify "<SSID>" 802-11-wireless.bssid "<BSSID>" sudo nmcli connection up "<SSID>"
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