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How about this: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-new-firmware-doesnt-allow-spaces-in-wpa2-wpa3-passwords.75729/page-2#post-725467

Not only that, but some IoT devices won't let you enter the WiFi password if it has spaces. Anyway, I've also used spaces for many years without problems, but read some stuff about them online and now I've changed the password to not have spaces just to save myself from grief and banging my head...

Now I wonder if my initial problems which I described above with my router could be due to spaces in the WiFi password. I used spaces between words in my password. Now I have changed the password to not have spaces and I hope that will prevent any potential issues in the future.

Thank you for chiming in, @bbunge I will think about this a little bit more. I wonder if my initial issues were because of some static electricity in a condenser or smt. You know how the ISP support person on the phone often wants you to power off your device, disconnect it from the power...

Here is the thread in another forum where a gentleman by the nick name alect71 is explaining what nightmarish issues he had with RT-AX88U (not the pro, but still). That makes me concerned. On the other hand I read also about issues with the RT-AX88U (Pro), so maybe it doesn't really matter...

@L&LD , you are completely right about the speeds shown in my previous screen shot. I was so baffled by the big numbers that I didn't even notice that they should, in fact, be higher, because My ISP plan is 600 Mbs. Previously I was maxing out my WiFi N at around 50 Mbps and when I saw the...

I got the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro on a Black Friday for a good deal - 171,45 €. It arrived a few days ago and I was pretty excited to test it, because I was using a 10 yo Cisco Linksys WiFi N router, which had been working with no issues, but I wanted a faster one, because I upgraded my Internet to...