Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal

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Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
2023-05-03 03:01:28 - last edited 2023-05-03 03:04:21
Model: Archer T6E  
Hardware Version: V2
Firmware Version:

have the Archer AC 1300 network card and I am constantly experiencing signal loss, latency ranging from 16 to 500 ping, and fluctuations in upload and download speeds from 5Mbps to 250Mbps. It simply doesn't work properly, as if it can't read the signals in the air and does what it wants. Neither the website nor the manual provides any guidance on what to set in the advanced configuration options, which are completely different from any other network card. I never expected the product to be this bad, with no support and no testing before being released to the market.

Meanwhile, I have a 2016 cellphone and a 2014 notebook, both with significantly less powerful specs, sitting on the same desk, running the same programs, and receiving a constant 16-25 ping with 12Mbps download speed without any packet loss.

 

 

 

advance configuration no explanation in all over google

 

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Re:Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
2023-05-05 07:19:33 - last edited 2023-05-23 08:03:26

  @manolo154 

Hi, since Archer T6E is capable of 2.4ghz and 5ghz, I saw it was connected to the 2.4ghz from the picture. Did it behave the same on 5ghz?

May I know how long you have had the Archer T6E?

If possible, please also install the driver here to see whether it helped with the current issue:

 

https://static.tp-link.com/2019/201911/20191129/T6E Driver_BCM_4352_QAM256_win10_beta.zip

 

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

 

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2023-05-05 22:43:09
is forbiden to download, also i look it on tp official site i don't get it.. i look also if the are is a new firmware and nothing... i had the latest driver on tp link.. 
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2023-05-05 22:44:06
the adaptor is new, V2 (US) drivers V1&V2_200603 - 7 35 317 1
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2023-05-05 22:44:51
why i had to use 5ghz??  i buy the archer becasuse both channels. my router is 24ghz i had excelent coneccion with my mobile and notebook, in the same place at the same moment
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Re:Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
2023-05-22 05:11:44
To troubleshoot instability, high ping, and signal loss with the TP-Link Archer T6E 1300 Wi-Fi adapter on Windows 10: Install the latest drivers specifically designed for your adapter and Windows 10 from the TP-Link website. Minimize interference by keeping the router and adapter away from other devices and adjusting channel settings. Disable power management settings that allow the computer to turn off the Wi-Fi adapter to save power. Check for firmware updates for the adapter from the TP-Link website. If the issues persist, consider contacting TP-Link support for further assistance. Regards, Rachel Gomez
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Re:Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
2023-05-22 12:45:03

  @rachelgomez1619 

 

support send me around here..

 

 

thanks for reading obviously it is not clear that I already said that I am using the latest driver and that there are no additional firmwares from the tplink page to download your answer is very useful

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Re:Archer T6E 1300 on windows 10 inestability, ping, lose signal
2023-05-23 08:14:45

  @manolo154 

Hi, sorry, the community does not support the hyperlink with space. The download link has been updated. You could copy the link and search for it on the browser if you haven't this driver.

There is no problem if you want to connect 2.4ghz via T6E. Bur since Bluetooth/Zigbee and other wireless signals share the same frequency as 2.4ghz, it is crowded most of the time.

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

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