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I had to replace my router, and I picked up the D-Link DIR-655. How do I set my 2ghz iMac to use 802.11n.

When I go to Network settings, there is no mention of what mode the connection is. I've checked every tab in the advanced settings.
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This will be set on the router, not on your computer. There is no setting that I have seen in System Preferences for this.

In the router, go to Settings - Wireless Settings - Manual Wireless Network Setup - and on this screen you will be able to set the 802.11 mode.

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Under the info tab in Network Utility you can verify if your iMac supports 802.11n ...
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It should already be on n. You should not have to change any settings to "turn on n."


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