Might have figured it out. My 5GHz SSID was in the high range. Channels 149-161 When I dropped it down to the low range (channels 36-48), it now see's it in the scan. Went into Raspi-Config and it connects now. I guess the Rpi4 is much more limited in 5G than I thought. May also depend on the count...

Might have figured it out.

My 5GHz SSID was in the high range. Channels 149-161

When I dropped it down to the low range (channels 36-48), it now see's it in the scan.

Went into Raspi-Config and it connects now.

I guess the Rpi4 is much more limited in 5G than I thought.

That's not it. My Rpi is on my desk right now and the Access point is sitting on a shelf above my desk. Less than 3 feet distance between them. Okay, I ran the scan again and it picks up a 5ghz access point, which must belong to a neighbor. The signal strength is fairly weak. But my own access point...

No good, still not connecting

I just tried running the command "sudo iwlist wlan0 scan" and no SSIDs show up that are on the 5ghz range. The only ones appearing at on the 2.4ghz range

So I got myself an Rpi4 the other day and trying to get it set up with Octoprint. It doesn't connect to my 5Ghz Wifi. This works for 2.4Ghz ## WPA/WPA2 secured network={ ssid="FuzzyBunnyBalls" psk="snip" } This does not work for 5Ghz ## WPA/WPA2 secured network={ ssid="FuzzyBunnyBalls 5G" psk="snip"...