#4 – Set Bandwidth To 5GHz Via Device Manager If this method doesn’t work for you, try the next method to enable 5GHz WiFi or 5G WiFi. Step 4: Restart your computer and see if you can find the 5GHz or 5G WiFi network in the list of Wireless Network Connections. After selecting, change the value on the right side to Enable. Step 3: A new Wireless adapter properties window will open up. Right click on the Wireless adapter driver, and click on Properties. From the expanded menu, look for Wireless adapter. Step 2: In Device Manager, look for Network adapters and click on it to expand its menu. Step 1: Press Windows + X and click on Device Manager from the list of options that appear. In this step, we will try to enable 5GHz WiFi bandwidth by following these steps: You have reached this section if both your PC and WiFi Router support 5GHz bandwidth or 5G, and you still can’t connect to 5GHz WiFi. #3 – Enable 802.11n Mode On Your WiFi Adapter If it does, then proceed to the next step to solve the 5GHz WiFi not showing up problem. There, you can see if your router supports 5GHz bandwidth or 2.4GHz bandwidth. Research and find out resources with the description of the router model you are using. If you can’t find their website, take help of Google. Now go to the manufacturer’s website of the router and look for the product with exactly the same model name.
It is usually mentioned below the WiFi router device. If you can’t find the info on the box or can’t find box itself, go look for your router manufacturer name and model number. It would have the information if your router supports 5GHz.
But before you go ask Google for this info, go find the box in which your router came. To check if your router supports 6 GHz bandwidth or 5G, you will have to do some internet research.
#2 – Check If Your Router Supports 5GHz Bandwidth
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