@Anders337 Hi, If you want to be sure it isn't because you set up something wrong, then perform another factory reset and after the router has booted up again check the LEDs and the Wi-Fi right away!...

@Agostino1972 Make sure you click on the "Router" pictograms and check whether the MAC address of the "Host Network" device is indeed F0:09:0D..., and not EC:75:00... The web interface of the RE is...

@Darik Wi-Fi adapters usually don't provide a way to digitally read out their TP-Link hardware version and serial number. But from the information you extracted from Windows we know that your Archer...

@GlynnDeco Hi, Check out this article. https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/3341/ The Deco models that have an USB port should support USB file sharing, but to be sure click on a device of your...

@Darik Hi, Two questions, if you don't mind. 1) Do you have any USB 3 devices connected to your computer? (for example, external USB 3.0 drive) USB 3 is known to affect radio signals in the 2.4 GHz...

@flameshot Have you checked that the current rating of the AC/DC adapter is sufficient for the router model you have? You can read the power requirements of the router on its backside. (like where it...