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AVM FRITZ!WLAN Stick AC 860 International / CH (USB 3.0)

AVM FRITZ!WLAN Stick AC 860 International / CH

USB 3.0

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Hypatia

3 years ago

The stick worked quite well a few times on my PC without wifi. Now it constantly breaks off the connection and nothing works. It works again after a restart, but this takes forever. I used to connect with Ethernet, but after the move it would be too far with the cable. Other wifi devices work fine in the same room. Would an adapter for the socket for that particular room be better? But for that I still need a stick for my PC?

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Dario Milkovic

3 years ago

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In the following link you will find suggestions for solving the problem mentioned: https://avm.de/service/wissensdatenbank/dok/FRITZ-WLAN-Stick-AC-860/27_Haufige-Abbruche-der-WLAN-Verbindung/ If it still does not work, please contact the customer service.

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Anonymous

5 years ago

I have a problem with FritzWlan stick and I was wondering if it's damaged or do I do something wrong. When copying large files from my PC to NAS or back, they sometimes end up corrupted and Windows does not even display any error message. It seems to happen particularly often with large files. After I switched from FritzWlan Stick to an Ethernet cable the problem disappeared. My configuration is Windows 10, new Synology NAS, standard router from UPC, all updated, etc.

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ThinkX

7 years ago

Is the range of this WLAN stick better than that of the AC430 (without MIMO) stick?

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inematov

7 years ago

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The range will probably be about the same. However, it will be able to transmit data much faster, because MIMO systems can transmit considerably more bit/s per Hz bandwidth used, due to the use of several transmitting and receiving antennas. This hiter also supports USB 3.0, which is good for data transmission.

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pviviani

7 years ago

There is nothing in the links about the usable 5 MHz channels. Are the 5 MHz DFS channels 52, 56, 60, 64, 100, 104, 108, 112 supported? The Swisscom Internet Box mostly uses these channels

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remoscheidegger

7 years ago

Hello, 1. in all your questions and evaluations you always write 5MHz. You probably mean the 5GHz frequency band, but what does a factor of 1000 matter ;-). 2. have a look at page 27 in the manual. http://downloads.cdn.re-in.de/1400000-1499999/001403942-an-01-de-AVM_FRITZ_WLAN_STICK_AC_860.pdf It seems like it doesn't work smoothly with DFS either.

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Anonymous

8 years ago

Is the range sufficient up to the first floor? I already have a USB wifi at the location, but it has external antennas on extended antenna cables but no 802.11ac. Is the antenna good enough with this one?

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stch8070

8 years ago

If you don't have the fattest concrete ceilings, the range should be sufficient, although with USB antennas I can well imagine that you will receive something, but the connection quality will not be OK. What are you using as an access point?

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ahofer7

9 years ago

can the stick also be used on a Mac?

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SinaVPS.ch

9 years ago

According to the manufacturer, this stick is only compatible with Windows. If Apple has a plug & play driver for it in their operating system, it may also work under Mac. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find any report on the internet about a Mac user with this stick.

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