Enhance the Overall 5G network stability for Deco X50-5G/Archer NX200/NX500/NX600
This Article applies to
Deco X50-5G_V2, Archer NX200_V2, Archer NX600_V1
Any issues related to Deco X50-5G_V1, please make sure your firmware is up-to-date: Deco X50-5G-1.2.1 Official Now Available for Installation!
Firmware Modification:
- Fixed the issue that the 5G network randomly dropped out, and a reboot was needed to restore the internet connection.
- Improved overall network stability
Download Link:
| Deco X50-5G_V2 | Deco X50_5G_V2_1.1.1_build_20251128_Beta (2026.1.5 updated) |
| Deco X50-5G_V1 | Deco X50-5G_V1_1.3.1_Build 20250918_Official |
| Archer NX200_V1 | Archer NX200_V1_1.6.0_250529_Official |
| Archer NX200_V2.0/V2.2 | Archer NX200_V2_1.2.0_20250725_Official |
| Archer NX500_V1 | Archer_NX500_V1_1.0.0_20250616_Beta |
| Archer NX600_V1 | Archer NX600_V1_1.1.0_20250616_Beta |
| Archer NX600_V2 | Archer_NX600_V2_1.0.0_20250616_Beta |
| NE200-Outdoor_V1 | NE200-Outdoor_V1_1.3.0_build_20251226_Beta(2026.1.5 updated) |
Update Advice:
- Please be sure you have read the Terms and Conditions for TP-Link Beta Firmware before proceeding.
If the beta firmware didn't help, please comment below with your SIM service provider. We'll get in touch as soon as possible.
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I have the same problem with an NX200 V1. It works correctly on 4G (LTE), but when switched to 5G (5G NR), it starts dropping packets and experiencing ping times of up to a second at times. I haven't been able to test it on a true 5G SA network, but the problems are definitely noticeable on 5G NR. Perhaps it would be a good idea to make the 5G/4G/3G option only include true 5G SA.
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Hi, is the current firmware 1.7.0 3.0.0 v60a2.0 Build 250904 Rel.72968n?
May I know your mobile ISP?
"when switched to 5G (5G NR), it starts dropping packets and experiencing ping times of up to a second at times."
-When it happened, would there be any change to the internet light on the Archer NX200?
-How about the internet status here:
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These are the two configurations. When I'm on 4G (LTE) it works correctly, but when I'm on 5G (NR5G) it's when I have problems. See the attachments.
4G (LTE)


5g (NR5G)


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i have an archer nx200 v2.0 with firmware version: 1.0.0 3.0.0 v60e0.0 Build 240822 Rel.76438n
i got a notification to upgrade to 1.2.0 3.0.0 v60e0.0 Build 250725 Rel.73467n
Is there a specific reason i should upgrade?
ChatGPT mentions issues after updating: ![]()
1) Connection Instability / Drops
Several users on the official TP-Link community forums are reporting that after updating to the 1.2.0 firmware, their Archer NX200 stopped working reliably — the internet connection drops frequently, and the router’s admin status page shows messages like “Please configure DNS manually.”
2) Need for Manual Band Fixes
One user said that after the update, the connection became unstable with automatic band selection enabled. They resolved it (partially) by manually fixing the 4G/5G bands — but still noticed minor stability issues they didn’t have before.
3) Intermittent Internet and Slow Web UI
Another forum report from a different user also describes intermittent internet even after the firmware upgrade, and slower than expected access to the router’s management page — despite being wired directly to the device.
i know it may be wrong, however it gave me second thoughts... i mean it works fine as it is...
Moreover i cant find the release notes anywhere....
thank you in advance
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Hi, welcome to the community.
Is everything going on well on the current 1.0.0 3.0.0 v60e0.0 Build 240822 Rel. 76438n version?
Compared with 1.0.0, 1.2.0 hasn't made a huge adjustment, and several minor refinements have been made to improve the system stability and security.
As the 1.2.0 can't revert to 1.0.0 after the upgrade, if the router is working fine as it is, it is reasonable to stay on the 1.1.0.
Moreover, I don't think the issues summarized by GPT just started after the 1.2.0 firmware upgrade. This version, in general, is still worth a try, and we'd love to offer any further assistance if anything went wrong.
Thank you very much.
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Hi, thank you very much for the update.
Can you consistently reproduce this issue on this laptop, dropping packets and experiencing ping times of up to a second at times?

-If yes, can I have the model number of this laptop? Is it connected to Archer NX200 via an Ethernet cable or by WiFi?
The ping test isn't as bad as it sounds, and if it can't be reproduced in a short time, further troubleshooting wouldn't be easy.
Thanks a lot.
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I performed the ping from a device with an FTTH connection. I was pinging the dynamic IP address provided by the NX200.
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Hi, thanks for your time and patience.
YASPE wrote
I performed the ping from a device with an FTTH connection. I was pinging the dynamic IP address provided by the NX200.
So, using a laptop to ping the WAN IP address from the internet, then. Can you consistently reproduce this issue when Archer NX200 is on the 5G network type, as the ping test in the screenshot doesn't look very bad:

By the way, how about the clients connected to Archer NX200? Were they running into any issues when NX200 is on the 5G network, such as slow loading during web page surfing/video streaming?
Wait for your reply.
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