Mi router lo puedo programar en canal 12 y 13 pero mi nuevo mac book pro no ve estos canales

mi router lo puedo programar en canal 12 y 13 pero mi nuevo mac book pro no ve estos canales

Hola, si lo adquiri fuera de chile en canada. Mi lenovo que si lo adquiri en chile puede conectar con los canales 12 y 13 sin problema, estos canales en mi edificio no estan usados es por esta razon que quise configurar el router en canal 12 / 13, sabes si hay alguna forma de modificar el country code para poder usar estos canales y asi hacer mas eficiente mi conexcion?

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