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#Ethernet works but wifi doesn t upgrade

Have you checked to see if there is a firmware upgrade for your main router and bridges?ДЇinally, I had better luck on using an AC1300 Linksys WUMC710 network media bridge refurbished from eBay for $13.00 than I did any other. With that said, not sure if this is your issue or your router's firmware / wifi drivers, your bridge firmwares, or the fact that you have multiple devices on the bridge causing issues. I've had great luck with bridges but have only used one item at a time (basically, a remote one port switch for locations that didn't have an EtherNet cable). I don't think, from reading, that bridge mode is an official WiFi standard (WDS is but that cuts bandwidth in half). Not sure what the problem is but it's been documented that bridges sometimes cause problems because they get confused because you're using one MAC address from one device to another when in reality, you're using multiple devices. What am I missing here? Seems my router, a Netgear R6300 v2, can talk to the wireless bridges (and their subsequent connected devices) perfectly fine via wifi but somehow not through a hard wire. They are rock solid as far as that goes - the only problem I have is accessing them when I'm connected to my laptop dock with Ethernet. Those things both work via different routers in wireless bridge mode. However, on the wired connection I can't seem to connect to my NAS which is in the other room, nor can I get to my media server device in yet another room. So I manually tell it to disconnect from my wifi network, then I'm good. It keeps the wireless signal despite me trying several methods of fixing it (I googled it, seems lots of people have the same issue).

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When I dock, Windows 7 never seems to know to prioritize Ethernet.

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I just moved and have been trying to get my PC connected to the internet at my new place.

The dock has GB Ethernet coming straight from the router which lives a few feet away. WiFi works, ethernet doesn't in Network & Sharing. The whole thing is quite nice overall but I'm having network issues. Wi-Fi recommendations are available in macOS Sierra or later. If an issue is detected, the Wi-Fi status menu in the menu bar shows a new item: Wi-Fi Recommendations. It roams around the house on wifi, then docks at my desk (using the dedicated dock which performs brilliantly) for use with a big monitor. When your Mac tries to connect to a Wi-Fi network, it checks for issues that affect its ability to create a fast, stable, and secure connection.

Getting really frustrated with this so perhaps someone can help me figure it out.