

I hope the next version of the SDK will fix this, which should come out around April/May. This is not the case if I run the older version of the SDK (but then I loose WPA3 and WiFi 6 support). If you run Windows 10 Version 1903 or newer, it is possible that the colors of the graphs are randomized every time you start the app (this is not my intention but is caused by the 1903 SDK). WPA2) is correctly displayed after authentication now. On the connected network page, the short encryption (e.g.

Network authentication/encryption may was not correct on the connected network page. security protocols (like router WPA2/WPA3 and adapter only WPA2). It should show as connected now, if the Wi-Fi Router/Access-Point and the Wi-Fi adapter have different max. The 2.4GHz band in the US will now correctly show and recommend channel 1-11. DFS, TPC, … channels are not recommended anymore because many don’t have Routers and Access-Points which supports it but these channels will still be displayed in the details of the rating pane.Ĭhannel numbers on non-vacated networks are showing in the 5GHz band now (if the width of the window is large enough).
