TP-Link Archer C9 randomly rebooting :(
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Morning all :)
Pretty much the same as this other thread, my Archer C9 keeps randomly rebooting ... there appears to be no rhyme or reason as to why it does :(
Have moved the Ethernet lead into another port on my Modem, and also replaced the Ethernet lead with another one. Still keeps happening .. so infuritaing. It's been fine for months, rock steady - no issues at all. No new devices connected, latest firmware installed. I've even factory reset it.
Screenshots of the Log below;
Happy to post a list of devices connected if needed - these are all iphones, MacBooks, iPads, and various Smart devices ...
There's clearly a problem, as I'm not the only one to suffer with this, so come on TP-Link support .... let's work on a solution
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@stevem999 wow, interesting. i'm gonna update my phone now, and keep it on the network to see if there are any drops. if we get one, i'll hang out just on data for a while to see if anything sketchy happens. and thanks for the tip on the WiFi settings, good luck w everything!
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Some interesting comments and feedback being posted on here !
I'll make sure all my devices are running iOS 14.1 or higher in the next 24hrs, and post back here
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So, I have had my iOS devices either disconnected or updated to iOS 14.1 for 48 hours now and not had any reboots at all. I *think* this might be resolved. Just a nagging doubt that another iOS update kills it in the future. Would be really good to know (or for TP-Link to know) how iOS devices caused it to reboot.
Any other experiences?
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@KernowLad Oddly enough, I have also yet to have a reboot problem with my iOS 14.1 devices being connected to the network. Since that iOS update, no issues. Still haven't been contacted back my TP-Link which is fristrating, but my issues seem to be fixed as far as I can tell! Any other updates from yall?
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Glad to see someone is getting to do some testing for TP-Link. I also had iOS 14 devices on the network. I think they have all updated to 14.1 now.
I also cleared my system log on the router just in case that had something to do with it.
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Yeah, I would be fairly confident that if your wife has an iOS14.0 device and you disconnect the WiFi from it, then you'll be fine. Then update to 14.1 and reconnect and suspect you'll still be fine. Would really love to know what the iOS devices were doing though.
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@Applebe mine says this too! it didn't use to have any complain abt the networks security level, until ios 14.
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Yes, think you can change the type of security in the router control panel easily enough. Will probably generate a new password which you need to put into all your devices but not an insurmountable problem.
Image shows the Wireless settings screen in the Advanced tab - this is where you change the type of security to AES or WPA3. You may need to change it on the 2.4 and 5Ghz sections (see top right tabs)
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