TP-Link router fail after 1-2 days of reboot, turns messy,

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TP-Link router fail after 1-2 days of reboot, turns messy,
TP-Link router fail after 1-2 days of reboot, turns messy,
2024-06-02 03:08:48
Model: TL-WR841HP  
Hardware Version: V2
Firmware Version: 3.16.9 Build 151124 Rel.57926n

I set this router as access-point for my home wifi, to reach the TV on the 2nd floor

 

After power-on it works flawlessly, (signal is good, -50 dBm) for hours... but after 1 - 2 days it turns messy and doesn't allow new connections (fails constantly) and if I connect with a smartphone, the searches fail, and take a long time!!

 

I was doodling on the setup, only rebooting makes it work fine again! (I am sick of this)

 

There are no more PCs nor connections but an LG Smart TV which I use only with local files (DLNA) and I need to reboot the messy router many times a week!

 

The ISP router is GPON (fiber) 50Mb/s is serving DHCP, and only after a reboot of the 841HP, I get it up and running!

 

thanks

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Re:TP-Link router fail after 1-2 days of reboot, turns messy,
2024-06-08 21:37:56

  @AndySoft If you're using hardware version 2 of that router, then the last firmware was released in 2015. You should maybe get something newer.

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Re:TP-Link router fail after 1-2 days of reboot, turns messy,
2024-06-08 23:38:46

  @qazwsxedc16 
I think any router should be running as it is supposed to, independently of when it was built,

The company should keep the product running as expected and conform to specifications.

 

This erratic behavior has been so since I bought it, a friend of mine purchased version 3 of the hardware and has the same problems.

 

In my country, Argentina the resellers sold those products as brand new very few years ago.

 

I bought mine in 2019, not so long ago, the HW was still 4 years old, but when you buy, you expect something to run clean independently on the HW, if not they should withdraw it from the market ASAP, or in any case give support on failed/buggy HW.

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