It was connected to the 2.4GHz network. The slim is the same as the Oled, only connects to the 2.4GHz network. Just suddenly not anymore. I cannot even see the 2.4GHz network anymore.
I restarted both the router & Vita, still the same. Nothing. Cannot see my network at all.
I tried playing around with the channels but no luck.
Weirdly, it's when I play around with the security settings by changing it from WPA2 to the other one & than changed back to WPA2 that solves the problem.
Thanks for all the help.
2.4ghz is set to a location that allows for "center" channel above 11.
there will be a 20/40mhz channel spread.
Some regions allowed up to channel 14, if the router goes there to avoid congestion, some devices will not be able to connect.
You can limit it with regions/settings.
Many routers will move around on their own, to avoid congestion and minimise other issues like cross-talk, interference and so forth.
If you're already in the router, you may as well configure it properly.
I'd go so far as to do a proper wifi survey and then adjust power output as well; to avoid problems like hidden node.
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It was connected to the 2.4GHz network. The slim is the same as the Oled, only connects to the 2.4GHz network. Just suddenly not anymore. I cannot even see the 2.4GHz network anymore. I restarted both the router & Vita, still the same. Nothing. Cannot see my network at all.
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It can cannot to my phone when I use hotspot. Will go try playing around on the router settings. Thanks
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I tried playing around with the channels but no luck. Weirdly, it's when I play around with the security settings by changing it from WPA2 to the other one & than changed back to WPA2 that solves the problem. Thanks for all the help.
2.4ghz is set to a location that allows for "center" channel above 11. there will be a 20/40mhz channel spread. Some regions allowed up to channel 14, if the router goes there to avoid congestion, some devices will not be able to connect. You can limit it with regions/settings.
Thanks for letting me know :)
Yeah. Thats why i suggested to change the channel.
Many routers will move around on their own, to avoid congestion and minimise other issues like cross-talk, interference and so forth. If you're already in the router, you may as well configure it properly. I'd go so far as to do a proper wifi survey and then adjust power output as well; to avoid problems like hidden node.
Try changing the 'channel'
Okay. Will try that