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2021-07-20 19:35:22
@OhioDave Some things to check/do: Ensure your ethernet cable between the modem and router is good and both connections are good. Try a different one. Power cycle the modem, router and PC. Sign on to...
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2021-07-19 13:14:31
@mbushnaq Not sure why you would have an issue. I did note that the following statement on the TP Link web site for that router: "Requires client device that supports 160 MHz bandwidth on Wi-Fi. The...
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2021-07-19 13:05:34
@deboyer11 Once you turn on Smart Connect, any device that allows both bands (5G and 2.4G) that is on the WIFI network can be on either band.
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2021-07-18 11:57:17
@Alex7777 I had lost the WAN IP a while back after a major power outage in our area. My ISP (Xfinity) says to power off the modem for 5 minutes when experiencing lack of service issues. I unplugged...
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2021-07-18 11:40:44
@LeVeau The only time I disconnect the router from the modem to do a speed test is to check the difference between the PC-modem vs PC-Router-modem to see the impact of the router. I have found very...
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2021-07-17 17:37:29
@LeVeau Remember that a speed test is between two different points. You are only as fast as the slowest link. Not sure which host (city) the router connects to to get the speed. I always use the ISPs...
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