Silas
Full-stack, leaning towards the boring and reliable parts. Interested in dns, cdn, ssl.
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yeahhh power cycle in teh right order: switch off the console, restart the router, wait until its fully up, then turn teh console back on... it sounds basic, but it clears stale DHCP leases.
lol same thing happened to me a new router often means a new network name, a different Wi Fi band setup or WPA3 settings 😅 Some older console models struggle with WPA3 or combined 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. Try enabling WPA2/WPA3 mixed…
honestly just reset the default config and save yourself the pain
im literally losing my mind here my laptop is officially haunted any ideas??