Hi Debbie, and apologies for my late reply to you.
Turning Wifi compensation off has helped with my specific issue - thank you.
It was really only partially beneficial (at this time) for the over crowded 2.4GHz band anyway. (We only have 2 older wifi connected devices that still use this band/cannot be upgraded to 5GHz so not really a big problem).
Turning off Wifi compensation has better allowed me to extend our Wifi to cover the entire house but using an Ethernet driven Access point - as wifi extender which I have set to a different 5GHz frequency to that set for the main wifi direct from the router - ie; The main point is the channels are fixed and no longer adjust themselves overnight. Wifi quality on 5 GHz at the present time is very good and not crowded out. No doubt this will become an issue to some extent again at some point moving forward. The only issue this causes is the need to select the required Wifi network;
(i). There is a an app within Google Play store that can be used (for a nominal one off fee) to auto switch between the 2 Wifi signals depending upon their relative signal strength and this works ok at this time.
(ii). Alternatively on Android 13/14 devices it is very easy to manually switch over anyway - There is now a Home page pull down menu that includes quick access Wifi network 'short cu't that is simple to access. Also, because we only use the Access point wifi from ~8pm to 8am the following morning (ie; the Wifi extender includes a timer) we have set the main Wifi network from the router to 'Auto reconnect' when the access point Wifi switches off in the morning. This seems to work fine with only minimal effort.
Thank you for your help and apologies again for the late reply.
