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Hi,
I have a problem with my AC 9560. I'm currently using MPG Z390 Gaming Plus mainboard. The wifi card is properly installed in the slot. Windows detects AC 9560, everything seems fine but...
AC9560 doesn't detect any network which is farer than 0.3 m. How do I know? Because I've made a hotspot with my phone and placed it next to the computer. AC9560 detected that signal and Windows displayed my hotspot.
The question is - what is wrong with AC9560's signal range? My phone detects at least five networks with a strong signal around.
I've installed almost every drivers I could find on the internet. I unistalled the card several times.
Please help!
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Sounds to me like you have a bad set of antennas or antenna connections. The reception is just fine with good antennas and verified connections to these antennas. Yes, it is possible to have a bad module, but this is pretty rare.
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Omg. I've just realised that I acutally need to plug this card to some kind of antennas...
What kind of cables and antennas do I need? I've bought this card without any addons.
The module has two outputs: main and aux. What should I do?
Thanks!
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It depends upon what kind of antennas you need,
- If you want antennas that are external to the PC, you need cables that go from the card to the PC exterior and then provide point to attach antennas. Here is an example of a kit for this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TZM5ZHZ.
- If you want antennas that are inside of the PC (hint: not as good, IMHO), you need a kit like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DB6ZG3B.
Hope this helps; this can be daunting for the, um, uninitiated.
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Oh, BTW (if it wasn't obvious), to support using the multiple Wireless bands and Bluetooth all at the same time, you need separate antennas connected to the MAIN and AUX connectors. The example kits I pointed out have the two antennas that you need.
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Thanks! I've already ordered the kit! I hope that this will filx my problems!
Thanks again!
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