It's posted on thread "TL-PA9020P AV2000 losing network pairing/dropping connection "

I wish i had seen this post prior to purchasing 2 sets of these plugs from Amazon. I also have this same issue, they are constantly dropping the network connection. I have updated to the latest firmware on all 4 plugs but they still disconnect when streaming YouTube or any other high bandwith. Come on TP Link, this is a known issue, spend some time fixing it.

:mad:

For me connection is more stable than with 8010P but has the same speed (should be faster). Is not working fine if I combine 8010P and 9020P on the same network.

If it was a car this piece would be called back and replaced by the vendor - here by a working and QM tested model.

Finally TP-LINK have issued BETA firmware that seems to resolve these issues. Please use at your own risk.

Please make sure you use the latest TPC Utility to do the update as earlier versions will likely fail!


https://1drv.ms/u/s!AAXXYwUIK3q_jZQL

How das this recover program work? I tried to flash beta firmware but scan is without any result.
In addition I can not update one of my two PA9020 adapter with the utility as well - first went fine, second fails each time...

What's the issue with your TL-PA9020P? Is there any error message when the second one fails? I think you can tell tplink the details by sending them emails to get help.

Enson Loo wrote

What's the issue with your TL-PA9020P? Is there any error message when the second one fails? I think you can tell tplink the details by sending them emails to get help.

I use the tool / utility: when I try to update I get the information after a while that the update was not successful. That's all.
Support is already informed - we are in continuous discussion.

The issue:
I have all in all seven adapter at the moment:

2x PA8010P - connected to my LTE Router (internet access and DHCP); connected to my NAS
1x WPA8630P - WiFi in the living room
2x PA7010 - connected to a VoIP telephone; connected to a printer
2x PA9020 - connected to a TV; connected to a TV

The problem begins when I connect the seventh device to the network - with six adapters it works quite well. When the seventh joins the network (tested with a 7020 and a 9020) the whole network breaks down or restarts and afterwards the two 9020 are not visible in the utility nor a connection of both TV sets is possible any longer.
The network just consists of four or five devices until I disconnect the seventh one. Then after a few minutes the two 9020 or the one joins again.
According to the list from TP Link at least 8 devices should be possible - but this is at least not the fact with my combination.

Today they request to get all firmware versions of all devices - let's see.

Hi The Vogon,

Could you let us know how stable the beta, BCM60500_v3.2.4b_20170601_EU_PA9020Pv1.0.ggl, is?
Has TP-Link released an solved issues list for this beta?
Status beta to real release?

Thanks Jaap

not fully stable, but less hang outs than other firmware versions in my case