This tool seems to display a lot of useful information compared to the traditional Wifi analyzers we're used to see on Windows.
http://www.helge-keck.com/index.html
http://www.helge-keck.com/index.html
WinFi Lite - new Wifi analyzer tool for Windows
- Thread starter RMerlin
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The ability to report 802.11 extensions is really nice. It allowed me to confirm for instance that Asus did indeed enable 802.11v support in their recent RT-AC68U firmware release.
This tool is miles ahead of the previous free tools I've seen on any platform.
This tool is miles ahead of the previous free tools I've seen on any platform.
ColinTaylor
Part of the Furniture
A small shout-out to @Kross888 for bringing WinFi Lite to my attention in this thread.
It certainly looks good to me (especially for a free tool). The information shown is similar to NirSoft's WifiInfoView, except that the UI of WifiInfoView is rather clunky.
It certainly looks good to me (especially for a free tool). The information shown is similar to NirSoft's WifiInfoView, except that the UI of WifiInfoView is rather clunky.
Marin
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Marin
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sfx2000
Part of the Furniture
For Macs - WiFi Explorer is the go to tool to have... it's not free, but one that many WLAN pro's have in their toolkit.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wifi-explorer/id494803304
@RMerlin - nice find on the WinFI - it's similar to AcrylicWiFi - I'll have to download it and give it a try...
Grisu
Part of the Furniture
At the moment you cant use Windows Microsoft-Store and have to install downlod version instead of this outstanding wifi-analyzer tool with 802.11ax support: http://www.helge-keck.com/download.html
The link doesn’t work anymore for me. Does anyone know where the downloadable executable or portable version of the file is please? All other links send you to tethabyte which seems to be a gaming site of dubious trustworthiness.
k.
Ripshod
Very Senior Member
See if anything on the Microsoft Store suits your needs.
I'll try; was looking for a version that would allow me to try this wee windows batch file.
Nope. Nothing downloads. Odd.
Ripshod
Very Senior Member
WinFi Lite
This is coming to you from a Linux user 
WinFi Lite - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
Professional WiFi-Analyzer for Windows. This is the most advanced WiFi-Analyzer you can find on Windows. WinFi is made for professional Wi-Fi engineers, if you are just looking for an APP to help you to improve your home Wi-Fi you are on the wrong place. ✔ Monitor and manage wireless networks...
apps.microsoft.com
Yup.... I got there too...but it literally did NOT download or install. Anywhere. Does it work for you i.e. actually downloads a file or installs the App?WinFi Lite
WinFi Lite - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
Professional WiFi-Analyzer for Windows. This is the most advanced WiFi-Analyzer you can find on Windows. WinFi is made for professional Wi-Fi engineers, if you are just looking for an APP to help you to improve your home Wi-Fi you are on the wrong place. ✔ Monitor and manage wireless networks...apps.microsoft.com
Oh...OK, I guess (based on the Linux User note), that's a no
...OK, this link (below) works even though https://www.helge-keck.com is dead.Yup.... I got there too...but it literally did NOT download or install. Anywhere. Does it work for you i.e. actually downloads a file or installs the App?
Oh...OK, I guess (based on the Linux User note), that's a no
WinFi
Ripshod
Very Senior Member
Bingo. Got your results and a link on the forums for the direct download.
You linux users are magic, you create working downloads links by osmosis...Bingo. Got your results and a link on the forums for the direct download.
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