Wi-Fi 7 and MLO Compatibility Checker
A Wi-Fi 7 label is only one part of the connection. Bring together your Windows version, adapter capabilities and current network properties to find the next useful check.
Wi-Fi 7 / MLO Check
Start with the details you know. Unknown answers stay unknown. Try the example to see how the check works.
Your inputs
Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
Your report
A practical interpretation of your evidence.
Make the next step clear.
Your findings, assumptions and next steps will appear here after you run the check.
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Separate hardware support from the active connection
Interpret an English netsh driver report locally
Export a report without SSIDs, MAC addresses or raw logs
Understand your setup.
Focused guides explain the rules, the edge cases and the checks worth doing before you act.
Read Wi-Fi evidence without confusing support and connection
Collect a useful Windows report and understand what each observation can establish.
Read the guide ↗Field guide / 02A practical MLO troubleshooting sequence
Work through the client, access point and connection instead of changing every setting at once.
Read the guide ↗Field guide / 03Why a Wi-Fi 7 connection can still feel slow
Separate the wireless link from internet service, mesh backhaul and the application.
Read the guide ↗Before you start
Can this page automatically scan my Wi-Fi card?
No. A normal web page cannot read the Windows Wi-Fi driver or router configuration. You supply the relevant evidence, and the analysis runs locally.
Does 802.11be in netsh prove MLO is active?
No. The driver radio list describes capability. The tool separately asks for the protocol and bands shown for the current connection.
Why does a Wi-Fi 7 router still connect at Wi-Fi 6?
The client, driver, operating system or selected access point may limit the connection. The report orders checks so you can examine the reported bottleneck before buying anything.
Are two displayed bands a speed guarantee?
No. Multiple bands are connection evidence, not a throughput benchmark. Signal conditions, client implementation, backhaul and the destination can all limit a speed test.
Can I paste a report in another language?
The driver parser recognizes English field labels. For other languages, check the listed radio types yourself and use the manual fields. Unrecognized text is not treated as missing hardware support.
Sources & assumptions
Rules are reviewed against the references below. Manufacturer updates, firmware and your exact setup can change the result.
- Microsoft: Wi-Fi support and MLO connection checks ↗
Windows prerequisite, driver radio labels and connection-band evidence; checked 13 October 2026.
- TP-Link: why MLO performance varies ↗
Client implementation and actual throughput are separate from an MLO feature label.
Reviewed 2026-10-13. Read our methodology or report an issue.