naz_eg wrote

@scoomby 

 

1 days 20 hours 26 minutes and no reboot yet but i'm sorry you had it again :(

That's good to hear.  I think the latest beta firmware has improved the reboot issue but not fully resolved it.  Do you have your Wi-Fi setup for Smart so the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequency bands share the same SSID and passkey?  Do you have many devices that use the 5Ghz Wi-Fi frequency band?

@scoomby 

Yes, i use smart wifi with one SSID. At least 3-4 devices use 5ghz wifi.

@naz_eg

Sounds like you have a similar setup to me.  I might try and disable smart mode to see if it helps once it crashes again.  It would good to get another response from TP-Link on this issue.

@scoomby 

I have also a OneMesh device, TP-Link RE300.

@naz_eg 

That is my plan is to roll out a mesh in the house but I want to make sure this router is rock solid before purchasing any more TP-Link gear.  Is the RE300 device a good product?

@scoomby 

My house is 230 m² and double floor and i don't have any wifi issue with this router and RE300.

@naz_eg 

My house is a similar size but over 3 floors so a mesh device would be useful.  I am hoping TP Link can full resolve this reboot/crash issue with this modem router

@scoomby 

Unfortunately i just had a reboot with the new beta after 2 days :(

@naz_eg

Nightmare.  Lets hope they are still working on a full fix for this issue

@Kevin_Z 

I too have the same issue, all the lights go out & the router seems to reboot.  I thought it may be overheating although it never felt hot so have it raised with a good 2cm underneath to let the air flow but still the same. I have just updated the firmware today. I hope it fixes it as I'm getting drop outs during work meetings everyday- which is simply not good enough. 
if this doesn't work should I try the beta firmware I see you have distributed previously?
Mike