Orbi RBR50 Dropping Internet Connection Regularly

Are you here just to rant or do you want to sort out a problem?

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rolf_berg wrote:

I wonder why you send me all these crappy, non interesting questions that you send to all who complain about your Orbi-concept?

 

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Questions are there to try to track down the cause of problems. Sadly, too many people provide poor information that makes it hard to determine what is going on.

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To me it makes you look even more unserious, than the feeling I already get from using the router and three satellites that have to be rebooted on a daily basis.

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You don't look all that serious yourself if you cannot tell the difference between Netgear's support people and the fellow users who post most of the messages that are trying to help solve problems.

It is also hard to take someone seriously when they join in on a conversation that has been running for nearly a year. Did you even read the messages before yours?

If it isn't too late, take the stuff back to the shop and look for something that is easier to use.

...and what do you think? But when you ask about how big my house is etc. it is totally unserious. I am an IT-professional myself.

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rolf_berg wrote:

I am an IT-professional myself.

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Ah, that get out of jail card.

Some of the questions may not seem relevant to you. But they are refined in many sessions dealing with people who turn up providing poor details of what is going on.

By all means carry on moaning. But forgive the rest of us if we get on with trying to help people.

But your assistance is totally meaningless and just a waste of time. The Orbi-solution suffers from bad firmware. And someone should fix it asap. Otherwise my four units will be returned.

Not everyone is having problems with there systems. Are many factors to having good working wifi systems. Current FW version is working for many users. 

The questions presented are valid and relevent and if answered allows us to gain a better idea of your system, configuration and settnigs. And helps us better help you to figure out if this is a HW, FW or user mis-configurations. If you don't want to give feedback to the questions or let us help you then you should probably return the system and find something that you can get working. Maybe Google or Eero would be more easy for you. 

Good Luck. 

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rolf_berg wrote:

But your assistance is totally meaningless and just a waste of time. The Orbi-solution suffers from bad firmware. And someone should fix it asap. Otherwise my four units will be returned.

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If he was an actual IT pro, he would not be here in the forums. Or at least, would be more open to giving information and feedback to questions presented or know how to really trouble shoot wifi and router problems. 

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michaelkenward wrote:

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ah, that get out of jail card.

 

Some of the questions may not seem relevant to you. But they are refined in many sessions dealing with people who turn up providing poor details of what is going on.

 

By all means carry on moaning. But forgive the rest of us if we get on with trying to help people.

 

 

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That must be the statement of the day; "Current FW version is working for many users." It is like having an iPhone that is almost working. NG, if you have a product in this price-range it has to be flawless. Orbi is not in that category.

Maybe for you however we don't know and you haven't qualified or given feed back to questions so your point is irrelevant and pointless. If you don't want any help from the community getting your Orbi working then move along and return it for something that works for you. Many others on here that have working systems. For those that have had problems, they come here to the fourms and we help them fix there problems. :smileyvery-happy:

Having read loads of Q&A's it seems like you have helped no-one. You only repeat the same questions (how big is your house etc.) and the users give up in the end. Like I do now. Good bye.

Have a great day. :heart:

Thanks, with Orbi I will definately need it.