Solved Router and Wireless Adapter are 802.11n, but Radio Type is 802.11g!!

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I have an IP-Link IP-WDL-RT1T1R-B router which supports 2.4 Ghz (N). I have a D-Link DWA-125 Wireless N 150Mbps (rev. A3).
But in Windows 7, my connection speed is 54Mbps and my Radio Type is 802.11g.

Please guide me to change Radio Type to 802.11n, and gain a better speed.
 

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It will be in the router wireless settings were you can set to n only
 

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Hello
I have an IP-Link IP-WDL-RT1T1R-B router which supports 2.4 Ghz (N). I have a D-Link DWA-125 Wireless N 150Mbps (rev. A3).
But in Windows 7, my connection speed is 54Mbps and my Radio Type is 802.11g.

Please guide me to change Radio Type to 802.11n, and gain a better speed.

I solved this problem by changing "Encryption" to "WPA2 (AES)" (located in the modem console>Network>WLAN>Security). Now my Radio Type is 802.11n, and speed is 150.0 Mbps.
I found this solution by reading the Answer in wireless networking - Laptop adapter using 802.11g radio protocol instead of 802.11n - Super User
 

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