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I have the 3xpress plus
I don't suppose it matters if it's the model 3710 Express+, the model 3910 Express+, or the 3931 Express+ as those all are 2.4 GHz b/g/n only. If the network is g/n, they won't connect. If the network is 5 GHz, it won't see it (and won't connect).
If it's a different model number that includes both "Express" and "+" such as the Express 4K+, that will connect to 5 GHz band networks. You see why I specifically asked for the model number, right? That will make assistance much easier if we know which model number it is, because of the different features of each device.
If it's one I listed in the first paragraph, that may be the explanation. However, we'd need to know the details about the network, such as band (2.4 GHz) and standard (b/g/n).
- Strega4 years agoRoku Guru
For a year or so, there have been comments on the Xfinity forum about 2.4GHz on Xfinity hotspots being disabled. No announcement or rationale – just seems to have happened. Then again, they never announce turning it off on people's home networks either.