OP OP thosegiants In Runtime Messages 151 Location New York Apr 20, 2015 #11 -root- said: on windows rather than downloading a utility you can see what bands are in place by opening up the command prompt and typing netsh wlan show networks mode=bssid that brings up a ilst of the networks that you can detect, along with their channel, modes of operation, signal strength etc. Click to expand... Thanks -root-!
-root- said: on windows rather than downloading a utility you can see what bands are in place by opening up the command prompt and typing netsh wlan show networks mode=bssid that brings up a ilst of the networks that you can detect, along with their channel, modes of operation, signal strength etc. Click to expand... Thanks -root-!
