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The ‘aggressiveness’ with which your computer roams determines how frequently and how likely it is for your computer to switch APs. If you have it set very high, your computer could be jumping between APs frequently.
This can be a problem as it can cause your connection to be interrupted frequently as your computer authenticates to another AP. Having the aggressiveness set very low, or disabling it, can cause your computer to ‘stick’ to one AP, making it difficult to move around and maintain a connection.
Low roaming aggression is the more frequent problem people run into on large networks
This guide will show you how to set the roaming aggressiveness on your Windows PC/Laptop. Setting this to LOW will help improve your WiFi connection and avoid connection dropout issues.
If you are experiencing issues like this, you may want to change the aggressiveness to suit your liking. Here’s how:
4. Select Properties
5. Click the Advanced Tab
6. Select Roaming Aggressiveness
7. Select LOW.
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