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i have a second one and I tried setting that up and unfortunately the problem happens with both of them.
I also tried a wired connection after that and it does the same thing just "connecting to Wired connection 1" and then "failed to connect"
thanks for the ideas though
My man, it's your home network that's the problem, not the steam decks. Stop resetting them. Either get your ISP to address the issue with the router, or go get your own and stop using theirs.