That's normal, with all the TP-Link routers the DLNA media server is a big shit, TP-Link is not capable to write the right code...

That's very interesting. Even in forcing the 40MHz and choosing the primary it drops the secondary? Do you have the same thing when a client is near the router?

Mine is currently 130325 but it is no more my main router. When it was, I used 120210 during a lot of months without major trouble...

Hi, Your firmware version is the worst, you have to roll back...

pjbtpl wrote I was able to get an old Canon Inkjet MP530 attached to a TP-Link WDR 3600 USB port to work in Windows 8 Pro (32-bit) using the following steps (make sure you change the port to what...

OK then, did you test the last firmware versions with the 5GHz disabled?