Figured it out, I had to disable my wireless adapter completely then I was able to get the recovery screen. Downgraded and now everything is back to normal!

 Support was awesome...  "upgraded" me to 1.2.1 and everything is working again. Hopefully there will be a fix for everyone soon (they definitely know there is an issue).

  @mpaetsch Nice of them to provide you the 1.2.1 firmware, yet 1.2.2 is still what's posted. I guess I'll be sticking with the 1.1.7 for a while then.  I actually roasted support for not asking for my logs which I didn't notice till I switched back to 1.1.7, they were still wanting a different picture of the network layout, from the phone app and not the browser version, neither of which had anything to do with the issues of 1.2.2.  You fork out so much money for these devices, QC could be a little better, and support a whole lot better.  Great device, kicking my old Velop's to the curb thats for sure.

I downgraded to 1.1.7 and everything now works like it used to except the app only show 3 devices connected (they are wired) all wireless devices are missing but are actually connected to the WiFi.

  @David-TP 

Thank you for 1.2.1, I'll update and report if I encounter any issues.

  @David-TP Thank you but after updating with the latest beta firmware provided my two M4 satellites are still facing the disconnection problem reported.

Anyone there with the same problem after upgrading?

I will go back to 1.1.7 until we get a proper fix.

Thanks anyway David.

  @Mayb14 Can you explain how did you downgrade? I can't do it via the web interface.

Thanks in advance

  @David-TP thanks for the link to the beta firmware. It seems to have done the trick for me and my satellite x90 will connect reliably to the main unit again. Two observations from me with this firmware:

• I seem unable to open the router's login page in a web browser, although this isn't a big issue as I can manage it in the app
• I have a Raspberry Pi that is connected to the network via wifi. I also plugged this into satellite deco with ethernet, and something about having both ethernet and wifi connected simultaneously seemed to make the satellite keep disconnecting (flashing red light) from the main unit. This cleared up as soon as I unplugged the Raspberry Pi and went back to a wireless connection.

Not sure if this helps. Mostly though, want to thank you for providing the beta firmware as this this a huge improvement for me!

Won't work for me, my other x90 unit is fine as it was on the first update of the production build but the problem is my other two m4 units that since the production build are having problems connecting to the x90 units.

Leds are flashing red and can't reach them.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance.