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@Spanx Check to see if you have firmware updates for the TVs. Run speed checks both during good and affected times. If speed is very low at the affected times, bypass the routers and connect direct...
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Saturday
@dog2bguy you may need to delete (forget) the wifi network on those devices then reset them up.
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Friday
@142Glenn I would bypass the router and connect a PC direct to the modem and see if it fails at that time.
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Friday
@willypitt That is an older router. By chance is the PC trying to connect via AC or AX WiFi? Your router may not support that. Change the setting in the WiFi settings on your PC.
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a week ago
@Jayfaas Sounds like you need to set the router into router mode so it can do the DHCP. The modem should be in bypass or bridge mode. It is the device that mostly controls which WIFI to connect to....
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3 weeks ago
@Kev29 Also check the computer's DNS settings if it has one.
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