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I have a 5ghz N-only network on a Linksys WRT600n. A laptop with this Intel 6300 network will not connect to the router when it is in N mode. If I set the router to A mode or mixed A/N, it will connect in A mode.
Any ideas? I have checked all of the wireless adapter settings in Windows and on the router. I have tried the 20/40/Auto band options on the router, and it will not connect. It doesn't even give me any usefull error message, just that it won't connect. I am pretty much stumped.
Drivers are up to date.
EDIT: Further testing reveals that it won't connect to the 2.4ghz if it is N-only as well. So G and A connections work, N don't.
Any ideas? I have checked all of the wireless adapter settings in Windows and on the router. I have tried the 20/40/Auto band options on the router, and it will not connect. It doesn't even give me any usefull error message, just that it won't connect. I am pretty much stumped.
Drivers are up to date.
EDIT: Further testing reveals that it won't connect to the 2.4ghz if it is N-only as well. So G and A connections work, N don't.
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