This is just getting plain absurd! I was on a poor fiber broadband with 17mbs download speed and controller was connecting fine but game performance wasn't great, so I upgraded to 4g home broadband (wirh EE in UK) and now I get 100mbs download speed, Stadia works a charm but controller will no longer connect! The hardware is fine as it still connects using the old fibre network, it will connect to new network but "without internet" which obviously makes the controller unusable! Insane thing is that I'm running my network on a asus rt-ax86u, so shouldn't make any difference if Internet is coming from fibre or mobile broadband as devices are connected to a WiFi router in any case!! Stadia is running great on Google tv and phones when these are connected to my new WiFi, so how is it possible that the controller won't like the new network? Obviously another bug! I'm getting a bit fed up to be honest!!!!
Hiya @Prozac1972
Sorry to hear you are having issues with Stadia Controller. Did you reset (factory reset) your controller with a fresh setup?
Do you connect to a 2.4GHz WiFi? There seems to be some issues with the 5GHz WiFi and the controller.
Pretty strange the controller is saying there is no internet connection.
Tried everything already to be honest!!
Hi @Prozac1972
So you use the rt-ax86u with both internet providers?
Does your new internet provider have a different modem with some extra options built-in like a firewall or such?
Maybe you could try setting up the rt-ax86u to use the Google DNS to see if that helps. https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1045253/
Google DNS: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
I tried your workaround but no luck.
I think somehow the controller is recognising the network as 4g! Will try what you suggest though I don't like messing with settings, I'd prefer all experience to be more user friendly tbh.
Hi @Prozac1972 ,
Feels bad you tried to improve your home network and it got worse in the end ![]()
Did you try the following troubleshooting?
Hope this helps and you can find a great gaming experience back!
Sure, I followed your advice, Stadia not really doing anything other than usual recommendations.......tbh the service seems totaly dependent on some elusive network compatibility and probably the right alignment of planets
.....better off going back to my trusted Switch!