As title states, my xbox series x will not connect to 5ghz, 2.4 is fine though. Also weird, when I try to connect to 5 ghz, it brings my network down and none of my devices like my phone are able to connect anymore to 5ghz until I "go offline" or try to connect to a different network. I have made separate SSID's and Passwords for both my 2.4GHz and my 5GHz, however it seems that the only thing that can detect my 5GHz band is my Macbook Pro. One that I know that works is ASUS AC68U, configured as Media Bridge.
I have opened Teredo tunnelling but still get this. To achieve what you are asking you would need a D-Link DAP-1522 to bridge a wireless n connection to your ps3 (the dap will handle the wireless and provide a wired ethernet port to connect your ps3 to the network). I have always been able to connect to the 5GHz network until recently when I realized I've been using the 2.4GHz network and I'm wondering why I am not able to connect to it. You may want to resolve this security issue with your network. Routers in 5GHz only mode are not compatible with the Xbox 360. If your Xbox claims the network password is wrong even if you know it's right, this generally indicates that the type of network encryption set on the Xbox is incompatible with that of the router. Your one source for all things Xbox on Reddit! 7 - I've already check this FAQ, when i tried to connect to the 5Ghz with my phone, it works well. Your Xbox console is set to use a static IP address, but it can’t connect to your network because another device on the network is already using the same IP address.
USE A MAC AS A BRIDGE FOR XBOX ONE WINDOWS 10
For Xbox One on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Can the XB1 connect to a 5GHz wireless network? I am running 65-bit Windows 10 Home.
The Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter is compatible with both the original Xbox 360 console and the Xbox 360 S console.
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