200M : Ps4 issues in bedroom suddenly but pro ok

[Ddonald2016]

Ok I had a ps4 ( living room ) and superhub 2 no issues

Then ps4 ( living room ) and superhub 3 no issues

Then ps4 moved to bedroom for a week no issues

Get ps4 pro to living room no issues

Moved older ps4 to bedroom and can't connect, got it replaced under insurance same isssie

Ps4 pro works in bedroom ok and all other devices work fine

Any suggestions to get ps4 working in bedroom

[Kushan]

does PS4 continue to work in the living room? If so, the problem is the signal. You just haven't got enough.

You'll need to either:

Move the superhub
Get a wifi extender
Use homeplugs

[Ddonald2016]

Originally Posted by Kushan

does PS4 continue to work in the living room? If so, the problem is the signal. You just haven't got enough.

You'll need to either:

Move the superhub
Get a wifi extender
Use homeplugs

There is the thing in the bedroom the ps4 pro works amazing, v6, laptop, iPad iPhone and smart TVs just not ps4 and this is 2nd one

[Kushan]

Wireless is very much a "weakest link" sort of thing. Sounds like the base PS4 just doesn't have a good enough receiver in it for your needs.

Either way, the problem is with that PS4, if it works in the Living room but not the bedroom, I don't think much can be done.

[oliver1948uk]

What WiFi ate you using 2.4 or 5? Perhaps the older PS4 does not work with 5

[Synthetic]

Maybe the 2 PS4s are trying to get the same IP?

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by oliver1948uk

What WiFi ate you using 2.4 or 5? Perhaps the older PS4 does not work with 5

Original PS4s dont support 5ghz wireless.

[Ddonald2016]

Originally Posted by oliver1948uk

What WiFi ate you using 2.4 or 5? Perhaps the older PS4 does not work with 5

It's ok correct it can't find the 5ghz

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Originally Posted by Synthetic

Maybe the 2 PS4s are trying to get the same IP?

Hi well I actually turn the other one off to make sure

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ

Original PS4s dont support 5ghz wireless.

Do you have any suggestions to help, because a couple of weeks ago the 2.4ghz is fine

[Pbryanw]

I don't own a Superhub 3 but hopefully it allows you to change the broadband channel you use for 2.4GHz Wireless.

If so, it might be worth downloading a free network scanner (like this one) to the laptop, and see if there's any local congestion on the 2.4GHz channels.

I think there's only really 3 usable channels on the 2.4GHz band - 1,6 & 11 so you can cycle through these (depending on the scan results) to see if you can get better reception in the bedroom.

If there's no congestion, then just proceed with one of the solutions Kushan outlined earlier in this thread.