Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-15 12:28:19

  @DannyRS 

 

Here is the download link of the AX73 V2 newer beta for this rebooting issue: Archer_AX73_V2_1.0.11_Build_20231013

It is available in this thread: Archer AX73 V2 might reboot automatically when working together with some Range Extenders

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-15 11:42:44

  @Sunshine I'm out and about at the moment so on mobile, please can you drop a link to the new beta firmware. 
I see once for the AX55. Will that be the same for the AX73 ? Thanks. 

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-15 11:36:46

DannyRS wrote

  @Sunshine just an update - since deleting and re-pairing the range extender using WPS the AX73 has been stable. 👍

  @DannyRS Thanks a lot for the update, glad to hear that. To avoid any possible issue, you could also update the newer beta firmware which solved more issues.

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-14 17:37:43

  @DannyRS I think the range extender forgets it's part of a mesh and starts working independently. With the same network name and frequency, and probably duplicate IPs. 

 

That's what it appeared to do before I put the beta in. I guess the short power outage snaked past he 'fix' ?

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-14 13:52:45

  @Sunshine just an update - since deleting and re-pairing the range extender using WPS the AX73 has been stable. 👍

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-14 02:17:41

  @DannyRS 

 

This is noted, please install the newer beta firmware as well if the issue persists.

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-13 13:05:43

  @Sunshine I've just deleted the pairing between to two and re-paired. I'll see how that goes. 👍

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-13 03:46:40 - last edited 2023-11-13 06:03:24

  @DannyRS 

 

Hi, did you try to reset the router and extender, then reconfigure them to see if it solves the problem?

Currently, without the extender plugged in, the router could work fine and stable, right?

 

Besides, I noticed that the current beta firmware for this issue is newer than yours, please download and install the newer beta firmware in this thread to see if it solves the issue completely.

Archer AX73 V2 might reboot automatically when working together with some Range Extenders

 

According to other users feedback, there is no issue any more after updating the above beta firmware.

 

 

 

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-12 15:34:20

@Sunshine  A further update on this issue, after yesterdays brief power outage I am back to the situation that I was in when I created this post, the Range Extender is again causing the AX73 to reboot.  I have checked the router and it is still running the beta firmware 1.0.11 Build 20231008 rel.51124(4555).

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Re:Archer AX73 Bootloop issue since firmware update - possibly my range extender ?
2023-11-11 15:17:24 - last edited 2023-11-11 15:38:11

  @DannyRS Hi, very annoying!

 

I've never had any trouble with TP-Link kit for several years. Which compared to several other bits of mainstream firmware is very good. So this is a blot on an otherwise excellent record for me.

 

A short blackout or a brownout is almost guaranteed to crash hardware, software or firmware though. That's why we have battery backups on our servers and industrial control systems. I had a UPS here until we got a new power station and sub-station upgrades, as I was always losing HDDs or Windows installs. When it rarely goes off, there is a clean OFF, Time delay and clean ON.

 

Lots of power outages in the UK recently! I'll bet all sorts of kit has failed....

 

£100 is cheap for the tech and development. Industrial routers with full support are in excess of £2,000.00 or much more.

 

They were pretty quick with the Beta, so expect something fairly soon. It might still be a Beta though, it is described as such. You are asking a lot if the mains isn't 100% though.

 

 

 

(I'm not a TP-link employee!)

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