drivers are not the cause and even on those from May last year the network should work properly.
The fact is that Asus routers have problems with the 6GHz network (minor or major) and the company pretends that there is no problem, does not deal with it, or makes it very difficult to accept the report by ordering it to send everything possible that is not even related to the problem. such as the Windows version or the motherboard, GPU, CPU, instead of taking an interest in your own equipment and running such a router and Quest 3 or Surface 9 pro in your own laboratory and checking it yourself!
Attention! Quite important information.
I had problems both with Quest 3 and the stability of the 6GHz network, as well as with its visibility on my Surface 9 Pro laptop (GT-AXE16000 router).
The laptop sometimes saw the 6GHz network after turning it on, but not after going to sleep, and this could last even several days when the 6GHz network was not visible on the list of available networks.
Recently I made one change, namely I hid the SSID for one of the four networks propagated by the router, specifically for 5 GHz-2. On my laptop, the 6GHz network immediately became visible! Perhaps this will also improve its stability on quest 3 and detection after turning on the goggles, which I will test further. I am writing to let you know that such a change may also affect the 6GHz network in this router and perhaps it will also help you and be useful.
update:
unfortunately, my joy was premature, after I restarted the laptop, the 6GHz network was gone... so hiding the SSID does not help.
