Really Disappointed After Spending Over $490
Really Disappointed After Spending Over $490
Just bought the most expensive router I have ever bought in my life and find that there is no way to use the capabilities of the router unless I want to tear all my computer apart (and spend another $50 one each one of them). There are NO AX adapters, except PCI, for use with any of the AX routers anywhere. And, according to the documentation that came with the router, there is a good chance it won't work with existing AC adapters. WOW... talk about vaporware! Seems like we should release hardware when we have hardware that will make it work, not hope someone will make hardware to make it work!
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The AC adapters I have seen have issues are the Intel ones where they can not see the AX networks. The solution is to update the drivers which worked on my computer when I first tried connecting to the AX50.
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Installed the AX11000 this morning (actually installed it three times but only because I always try to break things when first put to use) and I have to apoloizes to TP-Link for giving them guff here before trying their router, it installed perfect the first time (even though it defaulted to the wrong local IP net, a quick chat online with support got that fixed, that was the 3rd install) and it found all of my old wireless devices even though some of them are 10 years old and wouldn't know a new driver if they saw one. It apparently reconfigured some of the devices on it's own, I know they were not on the default local IP but they showed up anyway. Even managed to install a wireless printer that has NEVER worked on it's wireless connection since bought two year ago, has always had to be wired to work. Only one problem left and this one might be a little tricky. May be more on that later. Anyway, I apoloize TP-Link, but maybe all the reservations you put in the instructions aren't needed and just make people leery of buying your products.
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