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Originally Posted by rm -rf View Post
I tired something similar last night. I re-enabled 'N' on my WiFi AP, so it was configured for N & G. The N800 went blind. I walked out to the street, about 30 ft from the AP, and the N800 started to see the local neighborhood AP's, and my own 'N' AP. I connected to my N AP without a problem and walked back into the house next to the AP. The N800 maintained a connection. When I tried to reconnect to the N AP while in the house, the N800 went blind again. Walking back out to at least 30ft from the AP allowed the N800 to connect to the N AP. So if I stay far enough away from the N AP, it works. When I get close, if is already connected, it stays connected, but it can't reconnect.

Of course when I switched the AP back to G-only mode, the N800 could connect no matter where I was.

So maybe there is something nearby that prevents the N800 from seeing WiFi. If not an N access point, perhaps something else that
generates enough 2.4 ghz noise to muck up the N800.
All of a sudden yesterday, the N800 started seeing my SSID's and connect fine, though i had to re-scan several times because it wouldn't list them all the time. On the plus side, it has maintained a solid connection for the whole time without disconnecting.

Pheew, at least a start.... I'm finally using it the way it was meant to be.

On a side note, is there a way (or an app) to get a (digital) clock on the top where it is visible all the time? I was so engrossed doing stuff on it that i didn't realize it was 3.35am !!!